How This African Non-Profit Is Building an Army of Bitcoin Devs

By cineramaSeptember 8, 2023Bitcoin Business

Qala, a little-known African non-profit has been quietly training developers to work at Bitcoin and Lightning Network firms across the continent. Earlier this week the group announced it’s getting […]

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How This African Non-Profit Is Building an Army of Bitcoin Devs

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