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Samara Asset Group Donates $10,000 in Bitcoin to Bitcoin DADA, a Kenyan initiative focusing on women’s education.
Samara Asset Group has donated $10,000 in bitcoin to Bitcoin DADA, a group focused on educating African women about the currency.
Samara Asset Group is a corporation that advises blockchain-based companies and invests in cryptocurrency assets and businesses.
Samara Asset Group provides services to clients globally.
Samara claims that through giving Bitcoin (BTC) as part of its objective, it is assisting Bitcoin DADA in launching new educational programmes and projects. When celebrating its first anniversary in May 2023, Bitcoin DADA said it planned to expand its product line.
“At Samara, we envision a world in which everyone has access to financial empowerment, regardless of gender, colour, or region. Our contribution to Bitcoin DADA is evidence of this idea. We are investing in a more inclusive and decentralised financial future for everyone, not only in Bitcoin firms.
Women can gain from learning about bitcoin, claims Bitcoin DADA, including better access to financial services and financial empowerment. African women can become more autonomous and in charge of their finances by learning about the technology that underlies them and how to use it.
The programme, now in its fourth class, has successfully trained two cohorts of students, with 45 of them receiving their degrees. Additionally, it arranges Bitcoin-only gatherings in Nairobi, Kenya, helped some students start accepting bitcoin as a payment option in their businesses, and recommended students to bitcoin companies for employment.
Bitcoin DADA’s founder, Lorraine Marcel Atieno, stated:
“Samara’s benevolent contribution to Bitcoin DADA is a guiding light for all who support the emancipation of African women. The donation will support our mission to empower, inspire, and educate women in Kenya and throughout the continent, paving the way for a better future for women in Africa.
We’re grateful for Samara being a pillar in this journey of empowerment.”