Brian
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Brian
@brianodac
Non-conformist Thinker | Existential by Nature | Programming language nomad | Tech Founder | Turning napkin ideas into real-world solutions | GGMU ❤️

🎓 Finally launched my own School Management System! From student registration to report cards – fully functional and live. Other features coming up. Built with PHP, MySQL, and a lot of late nights. 🇬🇭💻 #SchoolManagementSystem #PHP #WebDev #EdTech



Such a dumb take,even for people who don't do religion








It is emerging that Al-Shabaab militants are using at least nine cargo companies to import drones, military boots, VHF radios, and other terrorism-related cargo from China through Kenya. @thejesserogers #KTNPrime


VIRTUAL ASSETS Kenya moves closer to regulating virtual assets as public participation on the Draft Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASP) Regulations, 2026 concludes. The Regulations operationalize the Virtual Asset Service Providers Act, 2025, providing a clear legal framework for licensing, regulating, and supervising virtual asset businesses in and from Kenya. Virtual assets such as cryptocurrencies, tokenized assets, and stablecoins are reshaping global finance. Kenya is positioning itself to harness innovation while safeguarding financial stability, protecting consumers, and managing emerging risks. Public value: The framework establishes a fair, transparent, and competitive market,supporting innovation, strengthening investor confidence, and unlocking new economic opportunities. Strong safeguards introduced include: • Fit & proper ownership requirements • Adequate capital thresholds • Strong governance frameworks • Robust risk management and AML/CFT compliance Consumer protection remains central: • Clear risk disclosures • Transparent pricing structures • Effective complaints handling mechanisms • Strict segregation and protection of customer assets Market integrity measures include: • Fair and orderly trading rules • Due diligence before listing virtual assets • Continuous monitoring of markets • Zero tolerance for manipulation, insider trading, and false trading Enhanced oversight and resilience measures include: • Continuous reporting and disclosures • Onsite and offsite supervision • Strong cybersecurity and incident reporting frameworks • Mandatory audits, insurance, and prudential requirements A whole of government approach anchors implementation, bringing together The National Treasury, Central Bank of Kenya (@CBKKenya), and Capital Markets Authority (@CMAKenya) for coordinated oversight. Kenya is building a trusted framework that balances innovation with financial stability. Next step: review and consolidation of stakeholder submissions ahead of finalization of the Regulations. Stakeholders are encouraged to follow updates as Kenya advances this regulatory framework.







