Anne Connelly Chief Nyamweya Gaphic Novel Africa Trust Bitcoin The Graph Grant Web3 Education Youth

GRTiQ Podcast: 83 Anne Connelly and Chief Nyamweya

Today I’m speaking with Anne Connelly and Chief Nyamweya, Wave 4 grants recipients and authors of the new graph novel titled Trust – a story about how the power of blockchain technology can save community and transform the future.

During this interview, I talk to Anne and Chief about how they became interested in blockchain and web3, their experience applying for and receiving a Graph Foundation grant, and why they came together to write Trust.

As you will hear throughout the interview, both Anne and Chief are well accomplished on their own. And, once again, you will that the story of how they met and came together to write Trust is – once again – a story about how Web3 is impacting Africa

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