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Green Shares helping farmers get access to financial services
It is estimated that at least 80 per cent of Ugandan farmers are smallholders. Despite their everyday challenges, they contribute the largest share of agricultural production. To help them boost production...
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Jumo’s Wewole gives a boost to…
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Cryptocurrency booming among Kenyan farmers
Cryptocurrencies make headlines for shaking up the…
SafeBoda to extend credit to merchants…
In a bid to support women inclusion…
Enabling Finance using technology to connect…
The era of moving around from one…
EverLend extends collateral-free digital credit to…
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UG-Mart facilitates financial inclusion for most…
The tough bureaucratic requirements by financial service…
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Payclide’s agency model promoting women financial…
While financial inclusion in Uganda has greatly…
Timely settlement gives Jumia an edge…
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Families to struggle as Covid-19 starts…
A number of Ugandans might have benefitted…
World Bank tips Uganda on better…
Sustainable land management and climate-smart agriculture could…
Flutterwave brings digital payments closer to…
Flutterwave, a payments technology company that operates…
Here's an easy way to regulate…
The High court in Kampala issued orders…
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