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Mobile Money

John Paul Semyalo, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Pebuu Africa, a fast-growing fintech and last-mile financial infrastructure company helping banks across Africa manage and scale their agent banking networks through technology, field supervision, and data-driven oversight. Under his leadership, Pebuu has built a nationwide network of supervisors and digital tools that strengthen compliance, reduce fraud, and expand financial access in remote and underserved communities.
John Paul Semyalo, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Pebuu Africa, a fast-growing fintech and last-mile financial infrastructure company helping banks across Africa manage and scale their agent banking networks through technology, field supervision, and data-driven oversight. Under his leadership, Pebuu has built a nationwide network of supervisors and digital tools that strengthen compliance, reduce fraud, and expand financial access in remote and underserved communities.

Pebuu’s John Paul Ssemyalo: Reimagining Africa’s Agent Banking and Last-Mile Digital Economy for Efficiency and Scale

As agent banking accelerates across Africa, moving trillions of shillings annually and expanding deep into trading centres, border towns, and island communities, the real challenge is no longer access. It is efficiency,
March 8, 2026
Ralph Mupita, MTN Group President and Chief Executive Officer.

MTN Becomes First African Telco to Reach 300 Million Subscribers

A milestone moment for African connectivity MTN Group has cemented its position as Africa’s leading telecommunications company, officially becoming the first African-headquartered telco to surpass 300 million subscribers. The milestone marks the
October 18, 2025
Annette Kiconco, the Chief Retail Banking Officer, dfcu Bank.

USSD – Simple But Powerful Amongst The Masses

By Annette Kiconco In November 2023, Tech Cabal, a leading ICT online news website, published a story with the headline: “USSD remains Africa’s most popular payment channel despite growing alternatives.” The article’s
September 9, 2025
MTN Group Fintech and MTN Uganda officials pose for a photo with Dr. Michael Atingi-Ego, Governor of the Bank of Uganda, following a high-level meeting on the future of MoMo Uganda as a standalone fintech entity. The engagement underscored shared commitment to advancing financial inclusion and strengthening Uganda’s fintech ecosystem in the wake of the recently approved structural separation.

MTN MoMo Uganda Separation Gains Momentum with High-Level Stakeholder Engagements

The structural separation of MTN MoMo Uganda, a move that will see the country’s largest mobile money business operate as an independent, Bank of Uganda–licensed fintech company is gathering significant momentum. Following
September 6, 2025
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