Africa’s digital future: Why homegrown payment systems are key to financial inclusion

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September 6, 2025

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Africa’s digital future: Why homegrown payment systems are key to financial inclusion

Dr. Robert Ochola, CEO of AfricaNenda Foundation and Premier Owoih, MD/CEO of NIBSS

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