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 | Internet.org presented six Innovation Challenge in Africa awards to what it considers leading examples of ideas, apps, websites and/or online services... read | |
| |  | Andy Walker In its valiant attempt to connect the entire world using its software and infrastructure, Facebook has announced a new lite version of one of its most popular apps - Messenger Lite... read | |
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 | The prevalence of cash in sub-Saharan African economies continues to fuel financial exclusion, preventing small businesses from accessing credit and driving inefficiencies at government level, says Daniel Monehin, MasterCard's division president for sub-Saharan Africa... read | |  | Nicci Botha The demand to do business in Africa has led to a partnership between two big players in the digital online payment space... read | |
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 | Charlie Stewart The phrase 'native content' sends shivers down my spine, leaving me terrified and dumbfounded in equal measure... read | |  | Vicki Erskine 80% of the participant organisations in an extensive Bain survey believed they were delivering a "superior experience" to their customers... read | |  | Ismail Schuster Technology and the ability to share information has democratised the perception of brands. Customer opinion is more influential than ever in determining brand perception... read | |  | "East Africa is expected to deliver the strongest real GDP growth in Sub-Saharan Africa over the next decade, according to BMI Research." read | | |
 | Lauren Hartzenberg The future is uncertain. Business leaders need to understand that they will no longer have all the answers and can't relentlessly pursue one fixed direction... read | |
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