Every fortnight we compile a list of important news updates and events covering the African FINTECH, MFGTECH, CLNTECH, and AGRTECH sectors FINTECH Roundup Mwalimu Bank partners Airtel Tanzania to promote financial inclusion, via The Citizen. The partnership will now allow all
In the wake of preventing the spread of the new Coronavirus (Covid-19), Airtel in Uganda and Safaricom in Kenya have decided to waive their mobile money charges to encourage more people to use less physical exchange of money. All M-Pesa
Every fortnight we compile a list of important news updates and events covering the African FINTECH, MFGTECH, CLNTECH, and AGRTECH sectors FINTECH Roundup Why developing Fintech code of conduct is a good thing, via Daily Monitor.The Financial Technology Servive Providers
Safaricom’s M-Pesa, the leading mobile money network in East Africa, has been providing the region with mobile money services such as bill payments and the purchase of goods and services through the mobile phone. A company called Veno is listening
Every fortnight we compile a list of important news updates and events covering the African FINTECH, MFGTECH, CLNTECH, and AGRTECH sectors FINTECH Roundup Bank Of Tanzania (BOT) Plans to roll out Mobile Based bonds, via Daily news.The Central Bank of
Every fortnight we compile a list of important news updates and events covering the African FINTECH, MFGTECH, CLNTECH, and AGRTECH sectors. FINTECH Roundup Standard Chartered Bank Kenya announces a new mobile traded bond, via CIO East Africa. Standard Chartered Bank
Over the past decade East Africa has been enjoying stable economic growth. The East African countries of Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, and Ethiopia have the highest economic growth rate in Africa and are projected to continue and show strong growth in
Every fortnight we compile a list of important news updates and events covering the African FINTECH, MFGTECH, CLNTECH, and AGRTECH sectors. FINTECH Roundup Sh 1.5 billion funds to back Kenyan fintech start-ups, via Business DailyA Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
A green battery that uses Iron foil, coffee filters, and carbon Felt to generate enough power to charge a phone and a light bulb for 5 hours is being introduced to the Tanzanian market. The battery was developed by hiLyte
Every fortnight we compile a list of important news updates and events covering the African FINTECH, MFGTECH, CLNTECH, and AGRTECH sectors. FINTECH Roundup Mobile Money is improving financial inclusion in Tanzania, via The Citizen. The mobile money through its transactions
