I have seen many projects that mention Africa in any way. Technology, the blockchain can't help any country in isolation, only if it's not charity.
Export tech requirements to the "cloud", simple dApp based users can draw from Eth main net for processing power by using dApps not Apps. 
Topic: Does anyone in the crypto-world care about Africa ? How can blockchain help ? (Read 181 times)
June 29, 2018, 07:54:44 AM
June 27, 2018, 05:37:23 PM
I have seen many projects that mention Africa in any way. Technology, the blockchain can't help any country in isolation, only if it's not charity.
June 27, 2018, 04:47:22 PM
I good initiative indeed. Africa literally needs help and the way you are raising fund through blockchain is definitely praise worthy.
Thanks for the words, we are getting closer to making our plans public. 
June 22, 2018, 06:52:54 PM
although we already have some successful ico in africa like sancoj, kurecoin etc. but do you think anybody in the cryptocurrency world could ever thinks about africa. Africa is a testing ground for blockchain,
June 17, 2018, 03:29:50 AM
An article by Ben Onuoha poinst out the growth of blockchain in Africa is much higher than the entire world as blockchain in solving many problems in Africa in a cheap and effective may. Africa is a place eager to prosper and blockchain would help it in its path.
https://media.consensys.net/blockchain-month-in-africa-920945771100
You are well read and your point is true, the potential and access to government is yielding some amazing results. Less bureaucracy and much easier to get buy in from decision makers. Blockchain solves many issues by exporting the data requirements, light users with basic internet can use advanced services relatively easily.(Most notably when delivered in mobile app format.)https://media.consensys.net/blockchain-month-in-africa-920945771100
June 12, 2018, 12:27:06 PM
An article by Ben Onuoha poinst out the growth of blockchain in Africa is much higher than the entire world as blockchain in solving many problems in Africa in a cheap and effective may. Africa is a place eager to prosper and blockchain would help it in its path.
https://media.consensys.net/blockchain-month-in-africa-920945771100
You are well read and your point is true, the potential and access to government is yielding some amazing results. Less bureaucracy and much easier to get buy in from decision makers. Blockchain solves many issues by exporting the data requirements, light users with basic internet can use advanced services relatively easily.(Most notably when delivered in mobile app format.) https://media.consensys.net/blockchain-month-in-africa-920945771100
June 10, 2018, 08:08:08 PM
An article by Ben Onuoha poinst out the growth of blockchain in Africa is much higher than the entire world as blockchain in solving many problems in Africa in a cheap and effective may. Africa is a place eager to prosper and blockchain would help it in its path.
https://media.consensys.net/blockchain-month-in-africa-920945771100
https://media.consensys.net/blockchain-month-in-africa-920945771100
June 10, 2018, 11:34:08 AM
Africa is indeed the last continent in blockchain and crypto adoption, but I think it's because it lacks required infrastructure. Besides big cities, most people don't have internet or bank accounts there. If anyone will solve those problems, it will open huge market with millions of potential clients. You may want to check Humaniq project, since they focus on Africa and are already present there with their app for unbanked people.
The cloud is the last upgrade you will ever need, so if we export data processing to eth main net we solve the tech readiness issue. June 10, 2018, 11:19:32 AM
To be honest i do not know exactly how the blockchain could help Africa but you could create an organisation which is based at the blockchain for charity so the donators can check if their money arrived in Africa
Thanks you have given me a great idea, well more confirmation of something I have been working on. TY 
June 09, 2018, 04:08:47 AM
Africa is indeed the last continent in blockchain and crypto adoption, but I think it's because it lacks required infrastructure. Besides big cities, most people don't have internet or bank accounts there. If anyone will solve those problems, it will open huge market with millions of potential clients. You may want to check Humaniq project, since they focus on Africa and are already present there with their app for unbanked people.
June 09, 2018, 03:50:09 AM
To be honest i do not know exactly how the blockchain could help Africa but you could create an organisation which is based at the blockchain for charity so the donators can check if their money arrived in Africa
June 09, 2018, 03:40:23 AM
I don't think anyone in the cryptocurrency will care about Africa. But Africa is definitely the experimental area for blockchains. Because Africa is too backward. But blockchains should be the first to land in Africa.
June 09, 2018, 03:38:39 AM
There are already some successful African ICOs available. Once example is GOLDMA which is based on a real gold mine in Zimbabwe and run on the waves platform. Perhaps you can link up with those guys and do a collaboration together.
June 09, 2018, 02:55:16 AM
Based on block Chain system we can manage this because blockchain system doest care about anything who are the people and who are they based on this in Africa only very few amount of people know about crypto market but we should let them know about this and give them benefits.
June 08, 2018, 05:36:47 PM
Blockchain technology is not racist. The technology thinks about the world not about a particular country. Like bitcoin has one vision and that is to replace the flat money with digital money. So it considers Africa also. But we cannot do anything over night. Everything will be done slowly and in the right time.
June 07, 2018, 05:11:24 AM
I am developing smart-contracts to be used for large scale project funding. More than just fund disbursement the contracts feature consensus protocols that can be used to release funds and mark progress as done.
I am forming an international development team of coders that care, we have a partnership with a leading funding agency in South Africa that is owned by the government. We have some interesting trials in place and this is a real feel good and profitable project.
We aim to crowdfund a development fund, that is controlled by a smart-contract on the Ethereum Blockchain. This means that we are bringing large scale funding into the future and ushering and age of transparency, accountability and an infallible chain of custody. We are confident that our solution will root out corruption and encourage more investment in this type of funding.
African needs capital not handouts!
Let's continue the conversation
I am forming an international development team of coders that care, we have a partnership with a leading funding agency in South Africa that is owned by the government. We have some interesting trials in place and this is a real feel good and profitable project.
We aim to crowdfund a development fund, that is controlled by a smart-contract on the Ethereum Blockchain. This means that we are bringing large scale funding into the future and ushering and age of transparency, accountability and an infallible chain of custody. We are confident that our solution will root out corruption and encourage more investment in this type of funding.
African needs capital not handouts!
Let's continue the conversation
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