Letshego Group, the 22 year strong pan-African inclusive finance institution, reiterated that digitisation is driving the success of its Transformation Strategy, extending the reach of its financial solutions to mass and middle income individuals as well as Micro and Small Entrepreneurs (MSEs). To deliver its 5-year targets, the multinational is recruiting digital skills from across the continent, with the most recent addition being Ghana’s very own, Mariam Kaleem Agyeman-Buahin.
Mariam has been appointed as Letshego Group’s Head of Digital Marketing, and will be responsible for crafting, ideating and executing the marketing strategy for Letshego’s LetsGo digital platform, set to catapult the Group towards its vision to become a world-class retail financial institution, improving the lives of its customers across sub-Saharan Africa.
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Ensuring Risk Resilience Amid Continuing Governance Failures
One of the top risks South Africa is facing and must address urgently in order to avoid country and corporate failure is that of continuing private and public governance failure, as highlighted in the Institute of Risk Management South Africa (IRMSA) Risk Report 2021. Closely related to this is the top risk noted in the report, that of a scarcity of unified, ethical and visionary leadership.
A well-governed country, institutions, and organisations are essential for the economy to thrive to meet the country’s fiscal needs, to build resilience, and to secure the hopes of future generations
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