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ChapChap Africa oiling MSME’s financial inclusion journey through aggregation
By Our writer Despite contributing immensely to Uganda’s Gross Domestic Product and employing the largest number of Ugandans, Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) face
#40Days40Fintechs: Raxio to help FinTechs, organisations co-locate their services for better service.
By our writer While there has been growth in the number of Financial Technology Companies (FinTechs) integrating with telecoms and banks to facilitate easy payments
Pesajet helping school-going children attain education through low-interest loans
By Our writer Spending a day or a week at home for lack of school fees is something that no parent would wish their child
#40Days40Fintechs: Kanzu Code, Enabling MSMEs make bulk payments securely
By Our writer Many businesses always find themselves entangled in non-core business functions and end up giving little time to core operations, which affects their
Lockdown triggers Alpteq’s innovative mind for practical financial inclusion solutions
With the country in a second lockdown, there is no doubt that a number of business operations in Uganda have been interrupted by the outbreak
#40Days40Fintechs: Giving businesses global online visibility is merchandise Uganda’s delight
By our writer Many micro and small enterprises in Uganda still lack online presence due to, among others, absence of digital skills to enable them
Green Shares; Helping Farmers Get Access To Financial Services And Ready Markets
By Our writer It is estimated that at least 80 per cent of Ugandan farmers are smallholders. Despite their everyday challenges, they contribute the largest
SafeBoda to extend credit to merchants, women to be prioritized
Our writer In a bid to support women inclusion and support business growth, SafeBoda, which started off initially as a ride-hailing App, plans to give
Payclide’s agency model promoting women financial inclusion
While financial inclusion in Uganda has greatly improved over the years, women are still lagging behind their male counterparts. However, a number of initiatives are
