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Discover the challenges and opportunities of promoting Bitcoin adoption in Africa and the importance of preserving its revolutionary potential.

Why Bitcoin and crypto are not the same: A letter to The Guardian about Bitcoin adoption in Africa and why financial freedom matters more than speculation.

Planning Work and Travels In Africa

Bitcoin is the wheel of money. Decentralized, permissionless, and unstoppable. Yet institutions keep building sledges. How much time will be wasted first?

South Africa, Zimbabwe and Zambia

Anita Posch on The Transformation of Value Podcast

Anita Posch spoke at the founding event of the Bitcoins Devs Lusaka about why Bitcoin matters for financial fairness and how developers can shape its future, especially in Africa.

A review of what Bitcoin For Fairness and Anita Posch achieved in 2024

A trip to Nairobi - Dec 11, 2024

A trip to Nairobi - Dec 9, 2024

A trip to Nairobi - Dec 5, 2024

A trip to Nairobi - Nov 29, 2024

A trip to Nairobi - Nov 28, 2024

Recharging and planning work in Africa with BFF

This talk addresses the misconceptions around Bitcoin; it lays out that Bitcoin is far more than just a tool for speculation, it enforces human rights.

People are rationalizing the status quo even if it's to their detriment. System justification makes change happen rarely.

In this interview Anita Posch examined Bitcoin's role in financial freedom, shared impact stories, and analyzed Bitcoin's global use and perception differences.

Why is Bitcoin different than any other cryptocurrency? Hear me sharing my journey to becoming a Bitcoin advocate, focusing on the importance of financial empowerment in African countries and the goals of Bitcoin for Fairness.

A review of what Bitcoin For Fairness and Anita Posch achieved for Bitcoin adoption in 2023

Anita Posch was awarded as one of the most impactful African Bitcoiners of the year 2023.

Guest at Laura Shin's Unchained podcast: Why ‘Bitcoin Is a Tool for Freedom’ – Especially in Africa.

Anita Posch's keynote on how "Bitcoin Empowers Africa and Africans Empower Bitcoin" presenting current adoption, use cases, challenges, future developments and how Bitcoin unites the world.

I was on Zambian TV Channel KBN discussing Bitcoin on the Fiz Show. I talked about my Bitcoin journey, why I'm focussed on Bitcoin only and how bitcoin is different to other crypto currencies.

I was interviewed by Bitcoin Magazine about how I am bringing financial education to the world, especially to women in Africa and why it is important.

I was attending the 7th Bitcoin for Fairness meetup in Lusaka, which was a great success, we installed self-custody LN wallets and a female focused community was founded. Here is my report.

Why I'm opting for self-custodial Lightning wallets even in areas with low Internet speed. See my test results from a rural area in Zimbabwe.

In January 2023 the first Bitcoin and Lightning node (what I know of) started running in Zambia. I brought a Bitcoin for Fairness community donated Raspiblitz device, when I was visiting Zambia in October 2022.

This is a review of Anita Posch's work with Bitcoin for Fairness and what we have achieved in 2022. The goal was to spread education on the ground, foster local communities to start their own meetups, distribute infrastructure and drive connections between African communities and the so-called Western world.

The Bitcoin for Fairness team Zambia hosted the 5th meetup in the capital Lusaka last weekend.

Six hundred people from all continents gathered in Accra, Ghana for the first African Bitcoin conference including Jack Dorsey former CEO of Twitter.

The fourth BFF Bitcoin meetup in Zambia took place on Saturday Nov 19, 2022.

This is one of the interviews I gave on my second visit to Zambia in October 2022 with Techtrends a news blog focusing on technology. 

Anita Posch speaks with Mr. Mulos, who recently opened the first Bitcoin kiosk in Lusaka. We talk about Bitcoin useage in Zambia, scams and why people fall for them.

During my Bitcoin for Fairness tour in Zambia I was on KBN TV talking about Bitcoin mining and scams.

While in Zambia I was interviewed by Buumba Cimbulu for Daily Nation "The People's Newspaper" of Zambia.

In an TV interview I emphasized the importance of Bitcoin mining for a country with cheap electricity and hydropower like Zambia and how to detect scams.

I brought a Raspiblitz donated by the Bitcoin for Fairness community and some hardware wallets donated by Trezor to Zambia.

My Bitcoin for Fairness team in Zambia and I conducted a workshop for journalists to educate the educators. They learned how to send and receive bitcoin and we emphasized the importance of Bitcoin as a neutral, inclusive and permissionless money for the Internet.

Africans in 9 countries can send and receive bitcoin without internet now. The service works on any mobile phone and uses USSD code. Millions of Africans are used to it, because it's the way how mobile money works. Here is a demonstration.

I was accused of "Bitcoin colonialism" and using a raised black fist on my book cover was called a "bold choice for a white author". This is my rebuttal.

Together with my BFF friends in Lusaka I was organizing the third Zambian Bitcoin for Fairness meetup. Here is what happened including pictures.

Anita Posch gave a Bitcoin lecture at the University of Zambia in front of 30 students. Here you can find the video and the presentation of the talk.

Day 1 in Lusaka, Zambia

Back to Zimbabwe and Zambia

Anita Posch explains how Bitcoin represents human rights and acts as a tool for civil resistance and empowerment.

I joined Peter McCormack to talk about the challenges Africans face using Bitcoin, and the numerous innovative Bitcoin initiatives happening.

Despite the cryptocurrency market decline, it’s clear that Bitcoin can’t be stopped.

Starting my life as a digital nomad.

I joined Stephan Livera to talk about my trip to Zimbabwe and Zambia in March 2022.