The Central African Republic legalized Bitcoin as legal tender back in 2022, If I'm not mistaken. So currently, some other African countries may not have specific regulations around using and accepting Bitcoin, but it doesn't appear to be illegal. Typically if there are legal gaps where Bitcoin is not officially regulated that means it falls into a gray area, but I'd argue that with no explicit bans in place, Bitcoin use remains completely legal.
Bitcoin is general and have lifted me up in life. We can't stop the ban of crypto but they're legalized in some countries, that fact can not be denied. Bitcoin is universal and presentable anywhere in the country, perhapes the Governments have made crucial laws that will prohibits the projects from exploring. When it comes to mentioning Africa countries, they don't follow because the vast majority are developing countries and the top ones are figuring out ways to claimed for bitcoin without authorization from altering understandable.