In the third part of the six-part series about Bitcoin in Africa you will hear from two early bitcoin adopters based in Harare. We speak about

* the different usecases for bitcoin,
* how it can be exchanged to US Dollar and RTGS,
* what the obstacles and pros are,
* about regulation and
* what the two online entrepreneurs want to tell people outside of Africa.

After the two interviews I will answer a listener's question about the possibilities for rural communities to use bitcoin.

Full transcript and record your question: https://bitcoinundco.com/en/africa3/

Other relevant episodes:
Part 1 Zimbabwe: Ideal Conditions for Bitcoin?
https://bitcoinundco.com/en/africa1/

Part 2 Zimbabwe: Living in a Multi-Currency World
https://bitcoinundco.com/en/africa2/

This episode is sponsored by https://localbitcoins.com/ a person-to-person bitcoin trading site, Coinfinity and the Card Wallet https://www.cardwallet.com/anita, SHIFT Cryptosecurity, manufacturer of the hardware wallet BitBox02 https://shiftcrypto.ch/bitbox02/, The What Bitcoin Did podcast https://whatbitcoindid.com/ and many thanks to several unknown private donors, who sent me Satoshis over the Lightning Network.

This special is edited by CoinDesk’s Podcasts Editor Adam B. Levine and published first on the CoinDesk Podcast Network. Thank you very much for supporting the Bitcoin in Africa series with your work.

Thanks goes also out to stakwork.com - stakwork is a great project that brings bitcoin into the world through earning. One can do microjobs on stakwork, earning Satoshis and cash them out without even having an understanding about the lightning network or bitcoin. I think we need more projects like that to spread the usage of bitcoin around the world.

Thank you also to GoTenna https://gotenna.com/, for donating several GoTenna devices to set up a mesh network in Zimbabwe and to Team Satoshi https://teamsatoshi.org/, the decentralized sports team for supporting my work.