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Without sound and carefully implemented policies around mobile money taxation, we risk reversing the financial inclusion gains already made in Africa.

Without sound and carefully implemented policies around mobile money taxation, we risk reversing the financial inclusion gains already made in Africa.

Mobile money taxation policies imposed by governments could have unintended consequences on Africa’s most vulnerable populations.

Mobile money services have transformed the lives of many people across the African continent but taxation policies pose a significant challenge to the financial inclusion gains made by these innovations In an increasingly digital economy, accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic, there has been greater collaboration between the private sector and governments in Africa to further […]

In an increasingly digital economy, accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic, there has been greater collaboration between the private sector and governments in Africa to further the continent’s digital and financial inclusion agenda. Financial inclusion, in particular, is both a pre-condition and a key enabler for meeting many of the UN’s…