Binance Launches “Safety Campaign” in Kenya to Link Road Safety With Crypto Security
Binance has launched a Safety Campaign in Kenya using road safety lessons from boda boda riders to teach crypto users about digital security and protecting their assets online...
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Binance has launched a new "Safety Campaign" in Kenya, aiming to connect road safety practices with digital asset protection. The initiative, unveiled in Nairobi during Data Privacy Week, targets prominent communities like boda boda riders.
- Binance distributed safety helmets and reflective gear to boda boda riders.
- Saruni Maina, Regional Operations Lead, Binance Africa, emphasized that Binance's secure platform allows individuals to control their financial future.
- Calvince Okumu, President of the Digital Boda Drivers and Deliveries Association of Kenya, highlighted the campaign's practical and symbolic impact on rider safety.
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