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African tokenisation could widen access to property, but ownership rights remain central to investor confidence

Real-world asset tokenisation could give more African investors access to property, shares and other assets, but the rights represented by each token must be clearly defined, speakers at the Africa Blockchain Festival 2026 in Nairobi said. Gideon Gitonga of Block Op Sacco described tokenisation as a way of…

TechTrendsKEBy By George Kamau
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African tokenisation could widen access to property, but ownership rights remain central to investor confidence
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Original headline: “African tokenisation could widen access to property, but ownership rights remain central to investor confidence”

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