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A street vendor carries flags of the Central African Republic for sale in Bangui, Central African Republic.
Katarina Hoije and
Samuel Gebre
Sales of the national cryptocurrency of Africa’s first Bitcoin adopter got a lukewarm response this week, as the controversial project got off to a slow start.
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