The author reflects on their recent trips to Bitcoin conferences and circular economies in Africa, highlighting how developers, community leaders, and individuals across the continent are utilizing Bitcoin to create change in their lives. The builders in Africa are embodying the spirit of the early cypherpunks, working to enact change without seeking permission. The article provides examples of projects that demonstrate this ethos, such as Bitcoin Ekasi in South Africa, Tando app in Kenya, Bitcoin Dua in Ghana, Machankura in multiple African countries, and Afribit Kibera in Kenya. These projects focus on financial inclusion, education, and community development. The article emphasizes the collaborative nature of these projects, where builders learn from and support each other. Ultimately, African Bitcoiners are taking initiative to build a brighter future with Bitcoin.



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