Sats on the Road: BitKwa Launches Grassroots Bitcoin Odyssey Across Africa
In a vibrant push to bring Bitcoin education directly to local communities, the Nigerian-based nonprofit BitKwa has officially launched #SatsOnTheRoad.
Read MoreIn a vibrant push to bring Bitcoin education directly to local communities, the Nigerian-based nonprofit BitKwa has officially launched #SatsOnTheRoad.
Read MoreWomen in Malawi can now join the Women of Satoshi Cooperative’s Bitcoin learning community. Discover how this empowering initiative teaches Bitcoin basics, everyday usage, and financial independence—deadline April 19.
Read MoreBitcoinFriendlySA has officially launched its Bitcoin-only online store in South Africa. Shop local coffee from Ekhaya Coffee Roasters and Siki’s Kofee Kafe plus rooibos from Northern Plateau Rooibos. Enjoy 10% satsback on every order and automatic entry into a R1,000 monthly Bitcoin giveaway. Real-world BTC spending made easy.
Read MoreBitDevs Zambia announces Bitcoin OSS Campus Ignition Tour #2 on 27 March 2026 at Information & Communication University (ICU). Free workshop on Bitcoin open-source development, Lightning Network, Btrust, Bitshala & career opportunities in Zambia’s growing Bitcoin ecosystem.
Read MoreSouth Africa’s state power utility Eskom is reportedly exploring discounted daytime electricity tariffs for Bitcoin mining companies to help absorb surplus solar energy and improve grid efficiency.
Read MoreIn an exciting development for Bitcoin enthusiasts in Africa, Bitcoin Campus Zambia has announced the return of the Trezor Academy
Read MoreAcross Africa, discussions about Bitcoin often begin with the same question. When will governments approve it? Many people assume that
Read MoreAfrica – March 11, 2026. In a significant step toward decentralizing Bitcoin development, Btrust Builders has launched the inaugural live
Read MoreBlantyre, Malawi – March 10, 2026. Bitcoin enthusiasts and beginners in Malawi have a valuable opportunity ahead. Bitcoin Boma, a
Read MoreAccording to Africa Bitcoin Corporation’s executive chairman Stafford Masie, Bitcoin serves as everyday money rather than just a store of value in some African circular economies, with merchants reportedly preferring satoshis over U.S. dollars.
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