Payments Tech
Online Payments Spike up in South Africa After COVID Lockdown
On Thursday March 25th, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced a 3-week lockdown , to curb the spread. However, online payments have spiked up among South Africans…
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African Development Bank Raise 3BN USD Social Bond for Post-COVID-19
The African Development Bank (ADB) has raised 3 billion dollars in a three years bond known as ‘Fight COVID-19,’ as its efforts to alleviate…
Payments Tech
Ghana Launch a Contactless Payment System Curb the Spread of COVID
The Vice President of Ghana, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has launched a contactless payment system to encourage the adoption of an alternative payment, and curb…
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COVID 19: CBN Give Grant to Selected Pharmaceutical Firms
As intervention efforts to curb the spread of coronavirus, the Central Bank of Nigeria and the Bankers Committee have announced that selected pharmaceutical firms will…
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How to go Cashless with Paga
For frequent cash users who are more comfortable with the traditional payment systems, going cashless have built up a sort of presumed inconvenience for them. …
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How to Manage your Finances in a Crisis (COVID19)
In a coronavirus pandemic: our lives have been disrupted a little bit, our jobs now are from home, those seeking opportunities put hold on,…
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Why you should go cashless now?
The Central Bank of Nigeria has advised Nigerians to go cashless and adopt alternative payment methods like electronic transfers in view of efforts to…
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Zenith General Insurance Partners with MTN to Launch Mobile Insurance
Zenith General Insurance Company Limited known as Zenith Insurance has gone into a partnership with MTN to launch its first mobile insurance service in…
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GTB Launches Beta Health Insurance
For a fee of 500 Naira monthly, customers can subscribe to the GTB’ Beta Health Insurance. Guaranty Trust Bank had launched the low-financing health…
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How Nigerian Fin Techs are reacting to the Coronavirus Threat
On 19th of March, the NCDC (National Centre for Disease Control) announced a total of twelve Coronavirus (COVID) cases in Nigeria. Further, creating panic among…