URGENT SUPPORT NEEDED FOR GLADYS Gladys is starting school this January 5th, and she needs our help to begin her journey with confidence and dignity. Just like many other girls we support, she requires textbooks, a school bag, school uniforms, and basic food supplies to sustain her while she studies. Your donation big or small can change her story. Donate today and make a difference in Gladys’ life. Together, we can keep girls in school and give them hope for a brighter future. 💛📚

Menstrual cycle is a natural and gradual monthly process in a girl’s reproductive system that prepares the body for pregnancy. When a girl begins menstruation, she needs proper guidance at home, in school, and within the community. She must learn about her body, her health, and healthy relationships. Talking about menstruation is no longer a taboo, but a basic human right. When we break the silence around menstrual health, we give girls the knowledge and confidence they need. This is one of the most powerful ways to reduce early pregnancies, especially in rural communities across Malawi. Girl Think Initiative is committed to this mission. We are working to support girls, particularly in the T/A Kabudula area, to stay in school, avoid early pregnancies, and grow into responsible, empowered leaders. Support Girl Think Initiative in any way you can ,together we can protect the future of Malawian girls and build stronger, healthier communities.

Why Yakihonne? Yakihonne was built on nostr protocol to stop data harvesting,privacy violations. It is a solution to digital freedom,respect of human rights and ofcourse empowering communities to own their own spaces without any censorship,a company that controls their data or any moderators that can silence and delete people's accounts. Yakihonne is the new freedom of speech.

I already see a brighter future for YakiHonne in 2026. I see the future of Bitcoin as a tool that will transform girls’ and women’s empowerment programs. Through Women of Satoshi and the Girl Think Initiative, we are spreading awareness and educating communities about their human rights especially sexual and reproductive health, an area where many girls have suffered and turned into miserable women due to lack of knowledge and protection. Bitcoin is changing lives in Malawi and across the world. And we are committed to making sure women and girls are not left behind in this global transformation.

Freedom of speech is the right to express one’s opinions openly on free, non centralized platforms without fear of censorship, silencing, or control.

YakiHonne and other Nostr apps are the platforms young people need to freely speak about issues that truly matter to them.These are platforms that promote and protect human rights, making them ideal spaces for anyone who genuinely cares about people and their voices. They allow activists and advocates to express their opinions freely, without fear of accounts being hacked, silenced, or terminated.These are the true platforms that respect freedom of speech. We will continue to spread awareness until multitudes of people hear and experience the beauty of YakiHonne.

YakiHonne is one of the applications built on the Nostr protocol, serving as a powerful tool for realizing true freedom of speech and upholding human rights especially for those who have been silenced. It is the right platform to speak openly about gender based violence, gender equality, and broader developmental issues such as women’s empowerment, girls’ education, and access to water, sanitation, and hygiene.

Therefore Bitcoin is the only transparent and verifiable money that also preserves users' savings by strictly limiting its supply.

Bitcoin’s fixed supply of only 21 million coins and its predictable distribution protect it from the inflationary risks that affect other currencies.

Bitcoin will avoid hyperinflation that has ever happened in History due to fiat currencies that are centralized and controlled with greedy. For example in Germany in the 1920s,and then in hungary around 1940s and again in zimbambwe which led to dissolving the zimbawean dollar and instead started using other currencies, causing people to lose savings,pensions in bank accounts.

With the way things have deteriorated. starting with broken economic systems, widespread government corruption, and continuous violations of human rights it is fair to say we have found new hope in Nostr and Bitcoin. Being decentralized and censorship-resistant, they protect people’s dignity, freedom, and sovereignty. That is all we want.

We advocate for Bitcoin in Malawi and beyond, using education and adoption to drive real change. Your donation supports programs that empower women and girls to know their human rights and achieve financial freedom.Donate today and be part of this great Bitcoin initiatives.

In Malawi, Bitcoin initiatives by Women of Satoshi focus on building a circular economy and connecting women who have been burdened by traditional financial systems. Through these initiatives, women learn different skills by forming cooperatives, empowering them to achieve financial independence.

We think Bitcoin,we dream bitcoin,we live bitcoin.

Women of Satoshi in Malawi is focused on building circular economies, introducing women to Bitcoin, and empowering them to achieve financial freedom.

Bitcoin is becoming a backbone of the global economy, including Africa. When we talk about real challenges such as gender inequality, gender-based violence, and corruption, we must also talk about money. And this money is Bitcoin.

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Bitcoin initiatives should be guided by clear policies, standard operating procedures, and safeguarding frameworks. They must also uphold accountability and transparency.

Do we always sell when we buy stocks on the market exchange? No, we don’t. Do we panic? No, we don’t,because we understand that the market keeps changing. Instead, we buy more and more for future profits. The same applies to Bitcoin. There is no need to panic; instead, keep stacking more sats.