Africa

Why financial services can kickstart Africa's digital economy

Nairobi Uber driver Joe Wanyoike in his car.

Nairobi Uber driver Joe Wanyoike in his car ... but locally owned digital platforms are also exploding in Kenya. Image: REUTERS/Baz Ratner

Herman Smit
Associate Director, Data & Analytics at Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance, Cambridge Judge Business School
Chernay Johnson
Engagement manager, insight2impact
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