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Business Development with strong emphasis on sales, marketing and high profile business networking in Africa. Specialties: Sales & Marketing. Business Development. Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA) Sustainability and community investment in Africa with good governance

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Mastercard and Paycode Partner to Increase Access to Financial Services and Government Assistance for Remote Communities Across Africa | Fintech Finance

Mastercard and Paycode Partner to Increase Access to Financial Services and Government Assistance for Remote Communities Across Africa

September 15 2021

An estimated 57 percent of the population in Sub Saharan Africa remains financially excluded while close to 30 […]

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