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Fintech, Education and Community: Boosting Financial Inclusion in South Africa - iAfrica

2 months ago | iafrica.com | Sean Whitehead

South Africa faces a stark financial inclusion challenge, deeply intertwined with its socio-economic landscape. Despite the strides made in expanding banking services, 15% of the population remains unbanked and on the margins of the financial system, a shortfall further compounded by a lack of money management skills. A new generation of fintechs is rising to
Global Survey Ranks South Africa as One of the World’s Least Secure Nations - iAfrica

Sep 25, 2024 | iafrica.com

According to a recently released Gallup poll, South Africa is one of the countries where citizens feel the least safe walking alone. The poll, conducted in 140 countries, revealed that 70% of South Africans feel unsafe walking alone, placing the country in the bottom three, alongside Ecuador and Liberia. By contrast, Kuwait, Singapore, and Norway
Ramaphosa Says South Africa’s Current Healthcare System is Unsustainable - iAfrica

May 20, 2024 | iafrica.com

President Cyril Ramaphosa has stated that South Africa's present healthcare system is unsustainable, despite differing opinions on how the National Health Insurance (NHI) scheme should be implemented. In his letter to the nation, he claims that access to great healthcare should not be based on one's ability to pay. Ramaphosa's remarks came days after signing