EVENT ALERT: CrypTALK Session on 17th February 2018

I am proud to announce that Crypto Tamanga will be holding the first ever CrypTALK Session on Saturday 17th February 2018 at Muzala Lodge in Kalundu, Lusaka from 09 hours to 12. This is a crash course in Cryptocurrency. All you need to know about Cryptocurrency, how to earn it and how to grow it.

The event will be hosted by myself, Japhet, author of this blog, cryptocurrency enthusiast, serial entrepreneur, co-owner of www.truzed.com. I will have two guest speakers on the day - Mr. Mulima Chibuye who is a Telecom Engineer, Computer Science Researcher and crypto trader. The other speaker will be Mr. Ignatius Mwansa. Mr. Mwansa is a Computer Scientist, entrepreneur and crypto trader. I am so excited and so looking forward to the event.

For the entry fee of K200 guests will receive vast information about how to get started with cryptocurrency. They will also walk away with a share of Bitcoin and a share of Ether. On top of that they will receive a free paper (Cold Storage) wallet, free e-book and a giveaway from our sponsors E-Commerce Expo Zambia.

The event is strictly by invitation or referral. To signup for the event please follow this link.

For any queries or reservations please call or whatsapp me on 0974232610.

I hope to see you there.

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