Cryptotraveler

Afrikanus Kofi Akosah Adusei is a journalist by profession and a Free Market activist who is from Ghana, West Africa. Through his Africa Youth Peace Call which he founded in 1997, more than 2000 African youth were educated in Free Markets Economics and entrepreneurship, many of whom have moved on to start businesses and institutions to advocate for market reforms in Africa.



In 2007, he won the 1st Prize Award of the Mont Pelerin Society Essay Competition for Africans under 30 with an essay on Ghana's Telecommunication Liberalization. This man single-handedly brought Bitcoin/Cryptocurrency and Libertarianism to his native Ghana.



Since 2011, he has been spreading Bitcoin/Blockchain technologies in Ghana through his Liberty and Entrepreneurship Camps. In 2014, he partnered with Bitnation to run a Blockchain Land Title system in northern Ghana which is still ongoing.



Kofi writes for the Cointelegraph, CryptoCoinsNews, Core Media and Bitcoinchaser with the pen name Frisco d'Anconia. Currently, he is travelling through the African continent promoting and writing about Cryptocurrencies/Blockchain technologies and its communities for the Crypto journals.



The tour is dubbed as, ‘Across Africa With Bitcoin’. He ardently believes that Bitcoin and Blockchain technologies are the answer to Africa's copious malaise.



He holds an Associate Degree in Communication Studies from the Africa University College of Communications in Accra, Ghana. His interests are Economic Freedom in the world, Fintech, writing, teaching, travelling and children, and has two beautiful daughters.