Financial & Tech

Wimbart to offer free PR training and mentorship to Africa’s tech startups

Public Relations agency, Wimbart, has launched the inaugural edition of Wimbart Office Hours, a webinar and mentorship programme designed to equip African startups with PR tools. The programme will help achieve business goals targets for early-stage startups, and with a focus on companies building tech solutions for Africans on the continent or the diaspora, 20 […]
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How to apply loop loan

How to transact & access CBA Loop loan

CBA trading currently as NCBA, developed a mobile banking service to ensure that users can access banking services from the comfort of their phone via Loop App. With Loop Users can inquire about their balance, view mini-statement, funds transfer to M-Pesa, airtime purchase and more. How to register for Loop Visit any of our branches […]
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How to apply and repay PesaPap loan

How To Apply & Repay PesaPap Loan

PesaPap is a mobile banking service allowing Family Bank customers to control and access their bank on their mobile phones either via the app or dialing Pesapap USSD * 325#. PesaPap allows users to view mini statements, save money, pay bills, purchase airtime, transfer funds as well as access mobile loans. PesaPap loan comes with […]
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How PesaLink - money transfer platform works

How PesaLink – money transfer platform works

PesaLink is the cheapest way to send money quickly, conveniently and cost-effectively, the platform allows customers to send money instantly from their account to any other account held in any Bank in Kenya. The service is available to customers through a Bank’s Mobile banking app, Internet Banking ATM, agency or at any of their Bank […]
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How to get a loan from Okash

How to get a loan from Okash Loan App

OKash is one of the most popular micro-lending applications in Kenya, you can easily get a loan from Okash anytime, anywhere. Anyone among 18-55 can borrow Kes. 1,500 to 70,000 from OKash and receive the cash instantly via M-Pesa. Tenure: From 91 days to 365 days. Loan Amount: from Kes.1, 500 to Kes. 70,000. The […]
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