Financial inclusion starts with being able to make payments, with Google’s Paul Mayanja and Nedbank’s Mutsa Chironga

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T2S2

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Toby Shapshak writes and speaks about how innovation, especially fintech, is better in Africa. His TED Global talk has over 1,5-million views. He is editor-in-chief of Stuff, a Forbes senior contributor and a Business Day columnist. He has covered tech, mobile and Africa's tech and start-up ecosystem for 20 years, including for Forbes, CNN and The Guardian. Named in GQ's top 30 men in media and Mail & Guardian newspaper's influential young South Africans, GQ said Shapshak "has become the most high-profile tech journalist in the country".

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Financial inclusion starts with being able to make payments, with Google’s Paul Mayanja and Nedbank’s Mutsa Chironga – T2S2

T2S2

33 minutes

3 years ago

Financial inclusion starts with being able to make payments, with Google’s Paul Mayanja and Nedbank’s Mutsa Chironga – T2S2

Covid-19 accelerated the way people use digital platforms to do the things we used to do in real life. As people upgraded their tech skills, it was also a boon for many companies. Mutsa Chironga, Nedbank’s consumer segment managing executive who is responsible for over 7-million individual clients in South Africa, discusses the way people’s financial habits have changed. Google South Africa’s head of financial services Paul Mayanja tells Stuff Studios editor-in-chief Toby Shapshak how businesses are shifting to digital. Read more on Stuff.