Bitcoin Opportunities: Board Seats and Speaker Slots Now Open
Bitcoin opportunities are open: My First Bitcoin needs three board members and Adopting Bitcoin Cape Town 2027 wants speakers.
Read MoreBitcoin opportunities are open: My First Bitcoin needs three board members and Adopting Bitcoin Cape Town 2027 wants speakers.
Read MoreKgothatso Ngako created Machankura and Exonomia to solve two of the biggest barriers to African Bitcoin adoption: access and language. By enabling Lightning payments via simple USSD codes on feature phones and translating foundational literature into African languages, his tools bring open monetary infrastructure to where people actually are.
Read MoreThe Core’s Meetup 14 was a massive success after more than 100 Murang’a University of Technology students joined its first Bitcoin session in Murang’a County.
Read MoreGDG Kaduna and Btrust are hosting a free four day Bitcoin training and build-athon in Kaduna this October, open to new and experienced developers.
Read MoreBtrust announced its Q3 2026 Bitcoin developer grants for 10 open-source engineers in Nigeria, Kenya, Brazil, and India.
Read MoreHodl Hodl has warned Bitcoin traders about phishing emails that impersonate the platform and promote a fake Windows desktop app.
Read MoreLipa, a HakiFedha project, is an open directory of tools that help people across Sub-Saharan Africa spend Bitcoin or convert it into mobile money, bank transfers, airtime, bills, remittances, and merchant payments. A Swahili version is live.
Read MoreThis is a summary description of how Africa’s First Bitcoin Treasury was fined R10 Million in penalties for manipulating Altvest Shares.
Read MoreAfriBit Kibera is a community-led Bitcoin circular economy in Kibera, Nairobi. Founded by Ronnie Mdawida, it pays waste collectors and supports local businesses in Bitcoin, then teaches residents to save and spend through Lightning, education, and self-custody.
Read MoreThe Human Rights Foundation has announced its second Bitcoin Development Fund round of 2026, distributing over 500 million satoshis across 16 projects worldwide. Three of the grantees are building directly in Africa, connecting mobile money to Bitcoin across Nigeria, Kenya, Cameroon, Uganda, Ghana, and Zambia.
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