Ethical ways to recover loans
Recovering loans ethically is one of the toughest challenges Nigerian lenders face. Contrary to common assumptions, the biggest obstacle isnāt funding, technology, or regulation, itās the alarming reality that many Nigerians simply donāt pay back their loans. While financial hardship plays a part, a significant number of borrowers are willfully reluctant to repay. This article explores ethical, effective strategies lenders can use to recover loans without resorting to harassment or illegal practices.
How to start a money lending business in Zambia
In Zambia today, many people are struggling to access the credit they need. Over 60% of adults can’t get loans or use formal banking services, and the situation is even tougher in rural areas, where nearly 80% of people are excluded from financial services altogether. While Zambia’s economy has grown over the years, much of […]
How Herconomy is making credit accessible to underserved women
In markets, offices, and small shops across Africa, women are constantly at work: running businesses, managing homes, and making daily financial decisions that keep families and communities afloat. Many of them dream of expanding what theyāve built, hiring more hands, or sending their children to better schools. But those dreams often pause at the threshold […]
