Anita Posch will be a speaker at the upcoming Africa #Bitcoin Conference ! Anita Posch is the author of the book (L)earn #Bitcoin, an invaluable resource for anyone who wants to immerse themselves in the fascinating world of #Bitcoin. Furthermore, as the Executive Director of Bitcoin For Fairness, she is working towards democratizing #Bitcoin in emerging economies. You will have the opportunity to discover her vision of #Bitcoin if you haven't yet explored her work. For this, join us in Accra from December 1st to 3rd, 2023, where Anita will share her in-depth expertise and commitment to the success of #Bitcoin. Book your seats here with a 30% discount: https://afrobitcoin.org/tickets

📣 We're thrilled to announce that Alex Gladstein, Chief Strategy Officer at the Human Rights Foundation and VP of Strategy for the Oslo Freedom Forum, will be joining the stage at the Africa Bitcoin Conference in Ghana from December 1st to 3rd! Since 2009, Alex has served as a bridge connecting hundreds of dissidents, civil society groups, and leaders from various sectors, uniting their efforts towards a free and open society. A fervent #Bitcoiner, Alex explores it as a tool for freedom. He is the co-author of "The Little Bitcoin Book" and author of "Check Your Financial Privilege" and "Hidden Repression: How the IMF and World Bank Sell Exploitation as Development". To ensure you don't miss his talk, book your ticket now and enjoy a 30% discount through this link: https://www.afrobitcoin.org/tickets

🔔 Exciting Announcement! We are honored to announce Abubakar Nur Khalil as a speaker at the Africa Bitcoin Conference 2023! Abubakar is a Bitcoin Core Contributor, CEO and CTO of Recursive Capital, Co-founder of Qala and a member of the ₿trust board of directors. Abubakar is dedicated to growing the Bitcoin ecosystem in Africa, and we look forward to sharing his knowledge and expertise with all of you in Accra, from December 1st to 3rd. Don't miss this unique opportunity! Book your ticket for #ABC23 now via this link: afrobitcoin.org/tickets

Inflation is reaching unprecedented heights in several African countries - a worrying trend showing no signs of slowing down unless we seriously reconsider the current monetary system. Below is an overview of recent statistics: Zimbabwe: 176% Sudan: 63.3% Sierra Leone: 44.43% Ghana: 42.5% Egypt: 35.7% Ethiopia: 29.3% Malawi: 29.2% Burundi: 28.9% Congo: 26.67% Nigeria: 22.41% Rwanda: 20.4% Comoros: 20.2% Sao Tome and Principe: 20% Gambia: 17.25% Chad: 12.5%