Decenturion has accredited the first mentor from South Africa

According to the Ministry of Education of Decenturion, interest on blockchain technology and the Decenturion State is growing on the African continent. This is evidenced by the growth of applications for accreditation as mentors from citizens of Decenturion from African countries

The first representative of the African continent, who received the status of Decenturion’s mentor, was a resident of the Republic of South Africa and a citizen of Decenturion, Sfamandla Hanil. The status of a mentor opens access to the knowledge base of the Ministry of Education for Mr. Khanil and provides great opportunities for attracting new citizens and receiving referral income from their participation in the Decenturion economy.

Sfamandla Hanil became a citizen of Decurion in the summer when he became interested in the blockchain and cryptocurrency. According to Mr. Khanil, the idea of Decenturion has completely captured and fascinated him, as well as the members of communities that he created on Facebook and WhatsApp. After having become a citizen of Decenturion, Sfamandla started telling friends about the state, publishing news on Facebook, and Decenturion fans communities began to grow rapidly. However, according to Mr. Hanila, communication in social networks can no longer satisfy the growing interest of South Africans in Decenturion — people need personal meetings and information. Therefore, accessible education in the native language will play a crucial role for citizens of Decenturion living in African countries.

Sfamandla Hanil:

“Our community is very positive, the people for whom I give presentations while traveling have a great desire to join us! There are 9 provinces in the Republic of South Africa, and five of them are eagerly awaiting my presentations. A special feature of the Republic of South Africa is the existence of many different languages and dialects. Fortunately, there is a person on my team who translates all the information about Decenturion and blockchain into local languages”.

Despite all difficulties, Sfamandla is confident that the idea of Decenturion will spread throughout Africa: “All I have to do is continue to work more and more, because South Africa says “Yes!” to the idea of Decenturion. And this is great news. ”

November 28th, 2018

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