5 reasons why debit cards don’t work for loan collections in Ghana
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5 reasons why debit cards don’t work for loan collections in Ghana

Relying on debit cards for loan repayments in Ghana might just be a fast track to rising defaults and frustrated borrowers. Here’s why debit cards simply don’t work well for loan collections in Ghana.

How to get travel loans in South Africa
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How to get travel loans in South Africa

But something has been shifting. More and more South Africans are finding creative ways to make travel happen, saving in group stokvels, booking off-season, or, increasingly, taking out travel loans.

3 African countries making progress in Open Banking
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3 African countries making progress in Open Banking

Right now, your bank holds all your financial data: how much you earn, what you spend, your loan history, and more. Open Banking changes that.

Open banking in Africa: Continental progress made as of 2025
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Open banking in Africa: Continental progress made as of 2025

In London or Sydney, open banking was about breaking up bank monopolies. In Africa, it’s about building the pipes. Basic ones. The kind that lets people send money, access credit, or even check a bank balance without friction. Here, open banking isn’t just a policy play, it’s a workaround. A way to fill gaps that […]

A deep overview of business and SME loans in Ghana
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A deep overview of business and SME loans in Ghana

Executive summary In Ghana today, running a small business isn’t just a choice. It’s a means of survival and progress. With over 80% of employment coming from the informal sector, entrepreneurship is often the default path for many Ghanaians, especially the youth. From food sellers to online vendors and fashion designers in Accra, micro and […]

A deep overview of consumer credit in Ghana
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A deep overview of consumer credit in Ghana

This article offers a comprehensive overview of Ghana’s consumer lending sector from 2019 to 2024. It explores the types of loans available, major lenders, the role of fintech, regulation, and the social dynamics of borrowing.

Tala vs Zenka – which is the best in Kenya
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Tala vs Zenka – which is the best in Kenya

If you live in Kenya, you’ve probably had that moment when something unexpected comes up, and suddenly, you need cash fast. Maybe it’s an emergency medical bill, a school fee deadline, or a small business expense that can’t wait. This is where mobile loan apps like Tala and Zenka come in, promising a simple solution […]

Effective loan collections for lenders in Ghana
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Effective loan collections for lenders in Ghana

Across Ghana, more and more people are struggling to keep up with loan repayments. Loan collection doesn’t have to be a battle. With the right strategies, tools, and mindset, lenders can recover loans without chasing people into hiding, and borrowers can stay afloat even when times get tough.

How to get a student loan in the UK as an international student from Botswana
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How to get a student loan in the UK as an international student from Botswana

Every year, hundreds of young Batswana dream of studying abroad, especially in the UK. This guide is here to help you figure it all out from student loans to some lesser-known ways Batswana students are making it work.

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How to get a business loan in Ghana
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How to get a business loan in Ghana

If you’ve ever tried to grow a business in Ghana, this guide is for you, we’ll break down the types of business loans available in Ghana, where to get them, what lenders are really looking for, and how to boost your chances of getting approved.

A cultural view of loan defaults in Kenya
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A cultural view of loan defaults in Kenya

Executive summary  From 2019 to 2024, Kenya experienced a steady rise in personal and consumer loan defaults, driven not just by economic challenges, but deeply rooted cultural behaviors, social expectations, and shifting attitudes towards debt. While formal banks, microfinance institutions, and mobile lenders expanded access to credit, repayment struggles mirrored longstanding cultural and communal dynamics. […]