Bitcoin Forum

Space Kenya Networks Limited,  a Kenyan web development company, recently announced the launch of its blockchain incubator BitHub. CCN spoke with the director of Space Networks Kenya and founder of BitHub to discuss the crypto- and bitcoin-space in Kenya.

In a statement found on the  website, BitHub describes its mission as: “Solving problems using innovative Blockchain solutions that are currently under development across the World.” Furthermore, the company says:” We believe that blockchain solutions will make substantial contributions to rethinking existing structures in the following political, social and economic sectors.”  The company aims to “Bring together a consortium of individuals, organizations, and expertise to drive the development and adoption of blockchain technologies especially within the African continent,”

Space Networks Kenya Limited is based in Nairobi, Kenya. The company describes itself as an I.T. solutions company specializing in Internet Services and software solutions. Space Networks Kenya has been in business since 2010 and has managed several startups including:

Whive.com – A social media marketing company.
Crowdpesa.com – This provides M-Commerce services to businesses in Kenya.
Spacekenya.net – Provides domain and hosting services.

This is the company’s first Blockchain-based startup and, expectations are high for its startup BitHub. The organization will attempt to work with bitcoin startups in varying fields including Legal, Government, I.O.T., Finance, Security, Biotech, Software Security, and many other industries.

Read more https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/bitcoin-and-blockchain-will-help-africa-achieve-global-inclusiveness-says-kenyan-blockchain-incubator-founder/ (https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/bitcoin-and-blockchain-will-help-africa-achieve-global-inclusiveness-says-kenyan-blockchain-incubator-founder/)

Who else is sick of these so-called Blockchain based companies? They call themselves Bithub, but they not directly connected with Bitcoin. These

companies are not willing to use the word "Bitcoin" in their vision and they want us to support them. I also see BitPesa lost round one in their battle to

take Bitcoin to the streets of Africa. The big companies are backing their own centralized technologies and electronic currencies and pushing out the

competition with dirty tactics. {M-Pesa} .... What's up with this domain name ==> http://bithub.co.ke/ {coke = cocaine or coca cola?}