Klever

We are getting closer to launching and helping you discover vetted investment opportunities from across the African continent.

Here's some updates from our team:

– We are an officially registered entity in and happy to join other companies like Paystack and Chipper Cash in growing the country's ecosystem. Thanks to Sidebrief for making this process easy.

– Our MVP is in the final stages. We'll be inviting you to join our community in September. Follow us on Facebook to get updates, or join the waitlist at www.joinklever.com.

Questions? Drop them below and our team will get back to you soon.

Klever is now on WhatsApp.

Klever updated their info in the about section.

Retail investors can discover a wealth of opps across including tapping into the continent's est. $50B green economy. Learn how 's The Green Exchange is building infrastructure for green bond issuance: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-02-22/fintech-entrepreneurs-aim-to-spur-green-bond-issuance-in-africa

Fintech Entrepreneurs Aim to Spur Green Bond Issuance in Africa The need to finance more environmental projects in Africa is driving two entrepreneurs to start the first exchange dedicated to green bonds.

The is opening up fresh opportunities in gaming, fashion, real estate and more for future-thinking investors. African Business Magazine looks at the possibilities for :

Read the article: https://lnkd.in/gJGFqu4p

Can Africa enter the metaverse? - African Business Big tech is pumping in billions and African tech companies are taking their first tentative steps, but with costs prohibitively high, will Africans be able to participate in the metaverse?

Klever updated their website address.

Peer-to-peer trades are sustaining ’s activity. Seven months after banks were banned from enabling transactions, some platforms are thriving: https://bit.ly/3AgRT8p



via Quartz Africa

Peer-to-peer trades are sustaining Nigeria’s crypto activity despite a ban The value of bitcoin traded on LocalBitcoins and Paxful grew from $32 million in January and February this year to more than $44 million in August.

It looks like regulators in the U.S. are firing warning shots at . The said it will respond with a lawsuit if launches its new Lend product: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/08/business/coinbase-sec.html

Coinbase says the S.E.C. has threatened to sue it over a plan to pay interest. Coinbase’s Lend offering — an interest-generating service that somewhat resembles accounts traditionally offered by banks — could violate securities laws, the Securities and Exchange Commission said.

On Sep 7, President Nayib Bukele launched a new wallet, making the first country in the world to adopt bitcoin as a national currency: https://bit.ly/3gUf4xm

El Salvador is about to make bitcoin legal tender. What could go wrong? President Nayib Bukele believes adopting the cryptocurrency as a national currency is the key to a brighter future in El Salvador. His critics say he is wooing foreign investment while putting the local economy at risk.

What's something you wish you knew about making investments in , but didn't know who to ask?

, the world’s second-most forested nation, plans to combine and offsets to conserve and develop its rainforests.

https://bloom.bg/2T4bzvT

The government is working with the Conservation Development Group to pitch Gabon’s forests as a investment. ACDG has been given the right to use about 700,000 hectares of forest—about 3% of the country’s land—so it can be developed “sustainably.”

Gabon Pitches New Funding Model to Protect Africa's Amazon The nation plans to combine green bonds and carbon offsets to conserve and develop forests the size of Delaware

hosts “The Return” this year with around 75 business leaders, and mayors visiting Dakar for an initiative geared at encouraging members of the African to return to the continent, both as a form of healing, and to build social and economic ties.

Quartz Africa's Nellie Peyton spoke to attendees about their motivation for attending: https://bit.ly/3cX99Wt

“There’s sort of a spiritual connection,” said Kyle Jones, the chief operating officer of ESS Group, a professional training and development company near .

“To come back and to instantly connect with the land, the culture, the people, was an amazing feeling. It filled a gap which I had been searching for all my life,” he told Quartz Africa in an interview.

African Americans view Senegal as an ancestral homeland—and business opportunity 75 African American business leaders, mayors, and entrepreneurs flew from the US to Dakar for “The Return," an initiative to foster healing while building economic ties.

Unlike other countries across that have sought to ban , or make it difficult for them to operate, is embracing cryptocurrency trade and laws as its financial and regulators predict an increase of activity in the country.

Quartz Africa takes a look: https://bit.ly/3vJKpHG

Widespread across the continent, the United Nations noted in its Africa Renewal magazine this month, emphasizing that “given the constantly changing nature of the world, one of the biggest risks is lack of proper regulation” in some African countries. “Regulation is exactly what the industry needs most,” according to the report.

In crypto, South Africa is forging a different path than the rest of Africa South Africa is officially embracing cryptocurrency trade and investment laws, with its financial and capital markets regulators predicting an increase of crypto activity in the country.

Klever updated their business hours.

Bikosi makes it easy for people around the world to invest in Africa-based asset classes and opportunities. Becoming a Bikosi member means joining a new investment ecosystem that will shape the future of the continent.