Africa has made significant progress in digital financial services, propelled by the widespread mobile money rails and fintech innovations. These developments are contributing to improving financial inclusion, facilitating economic

“In some parts of the world, cash is in decline. But Africa is not ready to go cashless because digital payments don’t yet work for everyone. The consequences to

Financial inclusion has been identified by several stakeholders as a key enabler of reducing extreme poverty and improving shared prosperity. The ability for economically active adults to save money,

Johannesburg, South Africa – 20.09.2023 | Akinon Akinon, a digital commerce solutions provider, has joined forces with Mall for Women, a platform dedicated to increasing women’s participation in the

Agriculture is a critical sector in Africa, providing livelihoods to millions of people and contributing to the continent’s economic growth. Despite the vital role that agriculture plays in Africa,