Yaliwe Soko is a trailblazing figure in the Blockchain and Web 3 space, renowned globally for her leadership and impact. As the Chairwoman of the United Africa Blockchain Association (UABA) and the Founder of TechCon. She has earned numerous accolades and distinctions for her contributions to the field.

At the forefront of her initiatives is the “1 million For Blockchain in Africa (1MB)” program, a groundbreaking effort aimed at raising awareness of blockchain technology across the continent.

Under Yaliwe’s guidance, the UABA team has already educated over 300,000 Africans on the transformative potential of blockchain. Further expanding their reach, UABA has established chapters in nine African countries, including Cameroon, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Togo, Uganda, South Africa, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.

Her influence extends beyond education. Through the UABA Start-up Initiative, she has facilitated access to venture capital for emerging African tech startups, catalyzing innovation and growth within the continent’s tech ecosystem. In 2022, she spearheaded the inaugural Blockchain for Social Good Pilot Project in Zambia, demonstrating the technology’s potential for positive societal impact.

Her efforts have not gone unnoticed. Yaliwe played a pivotal role in securing formal society status for UABA at the University of Zambia, solidifying the organization’s institutional presence.

Moreover, she has actively engaged with African governments, advocating for the adoption of blockchain in the public sector.

Her educational sessions have reached government officials from South Africa, Zambia, Uganda, Tanzania, and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), fostering dialogue and understanding about the benefits of blockchain technology.

Yaliwe Soko’s unwavering commitment to advancing blockchain education and adoption in Africa exemplifies her dedication to driving positive change and empowering communities across the continent.

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