Johannesburg Hosts the 10th Blockchain Africa Conference on February 12, Focused on Crypto and Blockchain Integration in African Business

Today, Johannesburg hosts the 10th annual Blockchain Africa Conference, a prominent gathering aimed at advancing blockchain technology and cryptocurrency integration across African business ecosystems. Organized by Bitcoin Events, the conference is set to cover key topics impacting blockchain, cryptocurrency, and decentralized finance (DeFi) solutions, attracting attendees from the government, private sectors, and tech communities.

The event takes place at The Galleria in Sandton, Johannesburg, and will feature sessions on how blockchain technology can enhance financial inclusion, simplify cross-border payments, and support digital identity verification—issues vital to Africa’s economic and technological future. This year’s agenda reflects a significant push toward fostering African-led blockchain solutions, focusing on how crypto and blockchain technology can address real-world challenges across the continent.

Renowned figures in the tech and finance sectors, including regional policymakers, are scheduled to speak on emerging regulatory frameworks to enable safe and efficient blockchain operations. Emphasis will be on how governments and private entities can work collaboratively to streamline blockchain adoption in sectors such as banking, healthcare, and logistics. Attendees will also discuss Africa’s increasing role in the global blockchain scene and address challenges unique to the continent’s diverse markets.

The Blockchain Africa Conference has grown since its inception, now attracting significant international interest. Recent reports highlight Africa as a global leader in crypto adoption and innovation, with countries like South Africa and Nigeria showing high levels of awareness and participation in crypto-related projects. This event aims to strengthen the foundational structures necessary to make blockchain an integral part of African businesses and communities.

The conference runs through February 13, offering networking opportunities and collaborative workshops to empower startups, developers, and investors alike to shape the next phase of blockchain development in Africa.