A cultural view of loan defaults in Uganda
Uganda’s experience illustrates that solving the problem of defaults is not simply about adjusting loan terms or improving credit scoring. It requires an understanding of the cultural frameworks that guide how people borrow, how they prioritize repayments, and how they perceive the consequences of failing to meet their obligations.
Who regulates lending in Kenya?
Kenya has been at the forefront of digital lending, making it easier than ever for ordinary citizens to access credit. Just a decade ago, getting a loan meant filling out endless paperwork, waiting in long bank queues, and often needing collateral that many people simply didn’t have. Then came mobile lending apps promising “easier” loans. […]
A deep overview of consumer credit in Zambia
This report provides a clear, practical overview of consumer credit in Zambia from 2019 - 2024. It covers the key loan types in use, major players shaping the space, current regulatory frameworks, and how technology is changing access.
