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1288 sats \ 5 comments \ @Mangisina 24 Feb 2023 bitcoin freebie

My name is grayson ,am 23yrs old university student who aimed to educate my fellow student about technology on digital currency(bitcoin)after seen that lost of tanzania people are so behind interms of technology actually ,so i decided to start my own project to run it to educate people about bitcoin my project has start this year 2023 ,and i have finaly succed to reach and educate 120 university student about bitcoin(sats).

By doing bitcoin challenge questions during giving or share with people about bitcoin helped me alot ,whereby the winers i do reward them 10sats to influence them to learn more,also the most great news is i have finally also educate them to by airtime by using sats in bitrefill app,which made alot of student to suprise and see that actually bitcoin is really ,healthy money but fiat money is not healthy and am about to do some semina to other university here tanzania from big city .

Please you can support us with anything to keep build my project here tanzania and adopt bitcoin

Here is our lighting wallet of satoshi address

stuffyiran42@walletofsatoshi.com

And also here is my whatsaap number

+255734303394

Thanks very much

Our motto is ‘Tanzania bitcoin is for freedom ,fiat money is useless .

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42 sats \ 1 reply \ @siggy47 24 Feb 2023

Congratulations and I wish you the best. May I suggest that you reach out to Anita Posch? Here is an episode of her most recent podcast. You can even earn sats if you listen on the fountain app. Her organization has been very helpful in spreading adoption of bitcoin on the African continent. Good luck!

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Mangisina OP 25 Feb 2023

Thanks very much

6 sats \ 0 replies \ @tim_nice_but_dim 24 Feb 2023

Hi Grayson, great initiative. I'm from Scotland but visited Tanzania many years ago to climb Kilimanjaro, wonderful place. Since my visit i've often thought about how Bitcoin could allow Tanzania to benefit more from its tourism. When i visited it was incredibly hard to find a company organising trekking and safari packages that was fully owned and run by Tanzanians. I had to do a lot of extra work to use one and send a bank transfer to Tanzania. Most seemed to be run by companies based in Europe or America because they could access banking with visa payments facilities. As a result a large portion of the costs of packages seemed to go to foreign travel operators rather than the local guides and operators. With Bitcoin i think local operators could easily outcompete companies based abroad by cutting out the payment middlemen.