Rwanda unveils ambitious fintech strategy

The much-anticipated GSMA Mobile World Congress comes to Rwanda next month to address key telecoms sector challenges and opportunities.

Africa50 and the Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa are supporting the ambitious KIC project.

The organisation says that its programs provide catalytic financing and market expertise necessary to develop and expand its agri-tech solutions.

MTN Rwanda says it is exploring strategic alliances and aligning with the government's digital services policy to enable connectivity.

Parliamentarians met for a critical capacity-building session aimed at improving internet governance on the continent.

The ICANN80 Policy Forum will bring together global stakeholders, including governments, companies, civil society, academia, and the technical community.

The company enables individuals and businesses to receive mail and parcels directly to their mobile-linked e-P.O. Box, removing the need for physical postal boxes.

Rwanda minister of information and communications technology and Innovation, made the pledge during the just concluded high-level meeting in Kigali.

The telco says this initiative marks a significant to protect the planet and promote sustainable business practices.

Providing its quarterly financial results, the telco says it completed the modernisation of 140 network sites in different parts of the country during the quarter.

The telco launched 4G-enabled smartphone, IKOSORA+, as part of the Connect Rwanda 2.0 campaign during a ceremony in Kirehe.

The parties announced the partnership as they seek to provide advanced digital payment solutions in support of the country’s financial inclusion.