M-Pesa and Onafriq target Ethiopian remittance market

Posted on March 21, 2024 by Guest authors

Safaricom Ethiopia’s M-Pesa mobile money service has signed an international money transfer agreement with Onafriq, Africa’s largest digital payments network, which currently operates in 40 African countries.

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