The Cellulant e-Wallet platform implemented for the Growth Enhancement Scheme project in 2012 is today the largest mobile account platform in Africa with over 14 million Mobile-Accounts. This is the…
In 2012, Cellulant implemented one of the largest and most impactful Agritech solutions in Africa through the use of a mobile wallet technology. The e-wallet which powered the Growth…
This is the 3rd part of our series on the implementation of technology, specifically blockchain in transforming Agriculture in Africa. Our 1st article in the series explores the challenges faced…
UPDATE: In October 2019, Cellulant rebranded its consumer brand Mula to Tingg. This article has since been updated to reflect this change. This the second part of our series on…
Recovery takes time and our road to recovery is no different. It's one we travel a day at a time. It's one filled with different emotions and unanswered questions. Why…
On that dark day, 15th January 2019, I was at work getting tasks done and suddenly there was a frantic activity on the group page about a crisis happening. My…
15th January 2019 was a normal usual day. As Cellulant, we set our eyes early enough to solve African payments problems technologically. However, the normality of this day was rudely…
For Cellulant 15th January 2019, the unimaginable happened. On a day unlike any, we have ever experienced six brave souls lost their lives to terrorists’ bullets in the 14 Riverside…
Every end month comes with the hassle of paying all your bills. The genesis is always, remembering which bills to pay before disconnection, the various account numbers, the actual amounts,…
(image source: https://www.cgap.org/) This is the 2nd and final part of our series on understanding the digital payments space within the Fintech ecosystem in Africa. In our first article, we…
It is said that you don't know what you have until it is gone. Truth is you knew what you had you just thought you’d never lose it. The events…
15th January 2019 was one of the hardest days of our lives. We were going about our usual activities of trying to make Africa a better place. At around 3…
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