Sarah M
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Sarah M
@smngaii
I love the simple life, I love nature, I love profound conversation that sparks creativity, connection and inspiration. I love freedom & I LOVE ₿ITCOIN
Nairobi Katılım Haziran 2011
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𝐁𝐢𝐭𝐜𝐨𝐢𝐧 𝐃𝐚𝐝𝐚 – 𝐂𝐨𝐡𝐨𝐫𝐭 10 𝐀𝐩𝐩𝐥𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬 𝐀𝐫𝐞 𝐎𝐩𝐞𝐧!!
Looking to elevate your skills in 2026?
Join Bitcoin Dada – Cohort 10, a learning cohort designed for women who want to understand Bitcoin in a practical, grounded, and context-driven way.
This cohort is for those who want more than surface-level knowledge. We focus on fundamentals, real-world use cases, financial sovereignty, and building confidence to engage Bitcoin meaningfully, whether for personal understanding, professional growth, or community impact.
Participants will learn in a supportive, structured environment alongside women from across Africa, guided by experienced educators and practitioners in the space.
If Bitcoin has sparked your curiosity and you’re ready to deepen your understanding with clarity and purpose, we invite you to apply.
📌 Apply through our website btcdada.com or
🔗 Apply here -forms.gle/eVaCudGnmpipNU…
#bitcoin #education #womenintech #2026goals

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Lorraine Marcel @marcelorraine is the inspirational leader of Africa's @btc_dada & @dadadevs.
She always felt something is wrong, and was not afraid to act on it.
🔗 Watch full episode, link below.
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We do more than just stories, we guide and demonstrate Bitcoin tools we have used and tested as well.
Bringing every Bitcoin information closer to the people in our community. #circulareconomy #Bitbiashara #Bitcoin #proofofwork #BitcoinForBusiness
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@eastersins @JimmyKings8 Let me laugh in a way that pleases the Lord 🤦🏾♀️
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@JimmyKings8 If his feeble wobbly legs will get him there. 😏 All the best to him.
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@waithiraah Unfortunately the system does not expect you to think but to use the solution they give no matter how horrible it is. This way we remain manageable but it is upon us to push and think for our own solutions that creates benefits to our entire life
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Nothing prepares you for the shock of visiting a country where systems actually serve the people. You see how everything flows, from efficient public transport, clean public spaces, quality food, clean air... People who don’t carry the weight of broken systems on their shoulders.
And that’s when it hits you.
How much you’ve been robbed when you come from a place where the system fails you every day.
Where you live in the cracks of a system that doesn’t see you.
Where the quality of roads, food, air and even human interaction reflects the cost of poor leadership.
Where you’re stuck in survival mode, and it shapes your whole life without you even noticing (ask me about it)
And suddenly you understand the robbery.
How much potential gets wasted back home.
How many dreams shrink because people live in survival mode.
It’s wild how a few people in power can drag an entire nation into struggle just to fill their own stomachs.
And it’s painful. It really is.
African countries have so much potential. So much talent, so many resources. But too many of us still carry the weight of systems that don’t work the way they should. And sure, we all know the rule… no one is coming to save you. Save yourself. Opt out with Bitcoin. Build your own path. I believe that, I live that.
But let’s also be honest.
Even when you try to opt out, you still live inside these systems.
You still need the roads they don’t fix.
You still need the hospitals they underfund.
You still face visa denials because your passport is "weak", closing doors you should have access to.
You still deal with power cuts, water issues, broken public transport, and government offices that make simple things feel impossible.
And when all that fails, it affects everything.
Your time.
Your health.
Your opportunities.
Your pace of life.
Even your sense of what’s possible.
And honestly, this can’t be the standard, something has to shift. People shouldn’t have to fight this hard just to live a basic life. We deserve better than this version we’ve been handed.

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We are pleased to announce that Lorraine Marcel will be one of the speakers at the Africa Bitcoin Conference in Port Louis, Mauritius!
@marcelorraine is a financial activist and Bitcoin advocate spearheading Africa’s fintech revolution. As founder of Bitcoin Dada and its technical arm Dada Devs, she has empowered women across 12 African countries with financial literacy, Bitcoin education, and developer training in Bitcoin and Lightning. Recognized by Forbes and CoinDesk and awarded Most Impactful African Bitcoiner 2024, Lorraine drives hands-on programs, mentorship, and open-source contributions for African women developers, while also partnering with universities and fintechs to expand financial education. A sought-after international speaker and host, she bridges global networks, fosters collaboration, and champions financial empowerment for underrepresented communities.
Don’t miss any of her speech at the ABC, Get your tickets now afrobitcoin.org
#ABC25 #Bitcoin #AfricaBitcoinConference #Mauritius

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Yesterday, I had the pleasure of joining the @afribitcoiners X Space discussion on “Bitcoin in Africa,” where industry contributors explored the state and future of Bitcoin across the continent.
During the conversation, one of the hosts referenced my past recognition as Most Impactful Bitcoiner of the Year 2024, a mention that took me back three years(2022)
At that time, I was still new to Bitcoin, driven purely by passion and conviction. With limited funding or support, it was mostly just me, literally!(The CEO, SM, PM, the sponsor, "mtu wa mkono" name it, I did it all) and the belief in my mission shared by a small community, working tirelessly to figure out what came next. That same year, I was listed #21, a surprise that reminded me that POW is always rewarded!
In 2023, I was ranked #2. While I was honored, my community—the Dadas, were even more excited, celebrating each milestone with contagious enthusiasm. And honestly they made me feel appreciated.
Then came 2024, a defining year. We were building nonstop, designing systems that could truly propel more women into Bitcoin education and development. I often left the office at midnight, completely immersed in the mission. So when the announcement came, it wasn’t just about individual recognition it symbolized progress, resilience, and collective proof of work.
𝐌𝐲 𝐑𝐞𝐟𝐥𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧:
Start with what you have even if it’s just belief and vision. Every meaningful journey begins with uncertainty, but progress only comes from taking that first step. If it succeeds, you build impact.
If it doesn’t, you gain the experience to build better. Either way, you move forward and that’s what truly counts.
Looking forward to seeing this year’s 𝐓𝐨𝐩 21 𝐀𝐟𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐁𝐢𝐭𝐜𝐨𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐫s List and celebrating those who continue to build for a freer, more inclusive Bitcoin future. My most heartfelt gratitude to all our supporters, my dadas and to African Bitcoiners.
#Bitcoin #ProofOfWork #WomeninLeadership




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We are thrilled to announce Rosaline Wangui
Waithiegeni from Kenya as one of the finalists selected for the ABC-Dada Fellowship Program, a joint initiative by Bitcoin Dada and the Africa Bitcoin Conference.
The finalists will receive mentorship, technical training, and an all-expenses-paid trip to ABC 2025 in Mauritius, where they will connect with global leaders shaping the future of digital finance.
Together, we are building a more inclusive and empowered Bitcoin ecosystem, one visionary woman at a time.
Follow their journey at the ABC, Get your tickets now to enjoy 20% off
afrobitcoin.org
#ABC25 #Bitcoin #AfricaBitcoinConference #Mauritius #ABCDada

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Love how this was thoroughly done. It was very engaging and beautiful. What a day 🧡
Cc: @Mark_Kamau 💐
Bitsacco@bitsacco
Over the weekend we conducted a public UX feedback event with existing chamas and members of the community. We got amazing feedback and insights from everyone that we will be using to improve Bitsacco. Thank you @Mark_Kamau for facilitating the event.
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Did you know that we accept Bitcoin as a form payment?
Come and replenish your organic products at our organic and herbal shop along Mfangano street at Mfangano Trade centre, Shop M20A
₿itBiashara@BitBiashara
Running a business in Kenya is not easy. We all need a friend like @smngaii. Our founder took some time to see her and have a chat. This is how it went. #Bitcoin makes us all a family.
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