M-PESA, Safaricom Ethiopia in joint effort to boost financial inclusion
The partnership sees M-PESA provide access to its open API to Ethiopian startups, to help drive financial inclusion in the country.
Phathisani Moyo
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Safaricom's mobile money platform M-PESA turns 18
The telco says M-PESA is now available in over 170 countries and serves over 70 million customers.
1:30
Safaricom M-PESA partners health ministry to digitise payments
The aim of the project is to increase financial inclusion, streamline healthcare payments, and improve service delivery across the country.
1:50
NBA Africa, Safaricom partner to empower youths
The M-PESA Jr. NBA initiative will offer basketball development and financial literacy training to over 10,000 boys and girls in Kenya.
2:10
M-PESA offers $55m in credit, nonperforming loans daily
The mobile money platform provides more than $55 million in loans each day, with a nonperforming loan level of less than 2%.
1:40
Starlink drives African telcos out of town
According to GlobalData, African telcos are shifting their focus to underserved regions in response to Starlink competition.
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Ugandan police warns public about WhatsApp scams
The police said the warning comes as complaints about the attacks have increased to the point that they should share with the broader public.
1:50
Safaricom seeks approval to build undersea cable
The telco, which is headed by CEO Peter Ndengwa, will also be the first in the country to invest in its own undersea cable.
1:20
Smartphone usage drives 4G, 5G adoption in Kenya
The regulator says the adoption of 4G and 5G technologies has continued to grow, mainly driven by the growing demand for high-speed Internet
1:40
Safaricom launches Ziidi money market fund
The telco says the offering enables customers to control, grow, and manage their assets and wealth through free deposits and withdrawals from their M-PESA wallet.
2:20
Vodacom Group receives Africa's Top Employer Award
The award is based on the telco's performance in key HR categories such as people strategy, work environment, talent acquisition, learning, and well-being.
1:10
Google's country director for East Africa departs
During her tenure, she helped shape Google's footprint in key markets such as Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, and Ethiopia.