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Wakandi Group is pleased to announce the opening of a new office in Dar es Salaam, the largest city and the former capital of Tanzania. The decision is taken to help strengthen Wakandi’s position in...

As Wakandi moves ahead on its way to offer cashless experience in Africa, we feel excited about the recognition we receive from the industry. Recently, our CEO, Espen Kvelland was invited for an...

Stokvels in South Africa play a critical role when it comes to offering financial services to millions of unbanked people. It is estimated that there are more than 8,20,000 Stokvels in South Africa...

Stokvels hold massive financial resources for the people in South Africa. Millions of people every year save money in Stokvels and avail loans for business and personal purposes. It is estimated that...

People in Tanzania and South Africa, and many other African countries have a tradition of forming social groups to meet their financial needs. These informal financial groups (IFGs) are created to...

Wakandi Group has joined forces with YellowDot Africa to deliver its innovative financial inclusion system for informal financial groups (IFGs), popularly known as stokvels in South Africa. In...

Wakandi Group is honored to announce that Ketil Østrem, the former Area Sales Director at Jacobsen Elektro AS, has been appointed as the Sales Director in the Wakandi team. Ketil joins the team to...

Wakandi Group welcomes Kagera Microfinance Co. Ltd. (KMFL) to offer its innovative platform in Bukoba, Tanzania. As it happens, Kagera Microfinance aims to leverage Wakandi’s Credit Association...

Access to banking and financial services have improved significantly over the past few years. But still, there is a large proportion of the population which remains unbanked. In Africa, a massive 370...

When we first released the beta version of Wakandi in early 2019, we were inspired by how people were willing to know more about our product. Now, a year later, we are exploring new markets and...