Rapid human population growth in Zambia in the last decade had led to a growing demand for fish. This has culminated in overfishing in the region due to a lack…
For most business owners, the last 6 months have been a crash course into figuring out how to move online and more importantly, how to get paid! In most African…
The term ‘Super app’ was first used circa 2014 to describe Wechat. Released in 2011 by Chinese internet giant Tencent, WeChat has since become one of the world’s largest standalone…
This is part two of our continuing blog series on Payment APIs -derived from a Twitter chat that Cellulant recently had with Africa’s payment & Fintech Pundits; Wiza Jalakasi, Mbugua…
As cities around the world shut down, retail businesses closed doors and people stayed indoors, digital payments became a lifeline. Going cashless has since made the difference for individuals and…
Nairobi, Kenya- 10th November 2020- Regional low-cost carrier Jambojet has partnered with Pan-African Fintech company, Cellulant, to reward over 1,000 customers with discount vouchers worth KSH. 1,000. The partnership with…
The pandemic has accelerated the adoption of technology and with it, digital payments creating a growing need within the entire travel sector to invest in payment innovations.
In most parts of Africa, public transport remains poorly organised. Massive rural to urban migration has exacerbated what is considered in most countries as an informal sector that operates purely…
The quick reaction by many African governments to close borders, enforce curfews and social distancing measures in following WHO recommendations could be the reason why the continent has been spared…
Digitizing the public transport sector is inevitable. Those were the concluding remarks from our webinar last month. COVID-19's impact has been felt in virtually every sector. Public transport in Africa…
That Cellulant pioneered mobile banking is a fact less known beyond the Kenyan fintech and banking circles. For a company that is still considered a fintech despite having a footprint…
Due to the virality of the COVID - 19 epidemic, the World Health Organisation is encouraging the use of digital payments where possible as a precautionary measure. In the wake…
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