How new virtual assets law can make youths co-owners of infrastructure

Blockchain technology ensures that every aspect of a token’s issuance, transfer, and revenue distribution is transparent and traceable, visible to all, and impervious to manipulation.

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When Kenya enacted the Virtual Assets Service Providers Bill 2025 in October, few truly grasped its potential to revolutionise our national infrastructure ambitions.

For far too long, flagship projects, such as the modernisation of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), dams and superhighways, among others, have faced hurdles in securing funding without ceding control to opaque partnerships or foreign entities.

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