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Digitalisation can transform the prospects of SMEs ⏫ Vodacom's latest report highlights how our M-PESA platform is supporting small businesses across Africa - providing a safe and secure way to send and receive money, top up airtime, pay bills and more. Discover Caroline's story - where #M_PESA has helped her to bring books to children across Kenya through her online bookstore ⤵️ #Africa #SmallBusinesses #Business #Fintech

Just in case business don't have enough to do and enough admin headaches this month. Re: Business Beneficial Owner. See https://lnkd.in/dXmvKQvB What do you think of this? Do you think that if every company in South Africa, which already has the correct shareholder and director details at CIPC, now submits more documents in line with this legislation that "The CIPC remains committed to play our part in the journey of removing South Africa from the FATF grey list", then South Africa will be degreylisted?

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Alienation of Land Act: This is a legal framework that sets out the rules and procedures for property transactions in South Africa. It covers various aspects of property sales, including the process of buying and selling, property registration, and the rights and responsibilities of both buyers and sellers. The Act aims to ensure that property transactions are fair, transparent, and legally binding. It includes provisions related to property ownership, title deeds, land transfers, and the protection of the rights of both buyers and sellers. Compliance with this Act is essential for a smooth and lawful property transfer process in South Africa. In simpler terms, it's like the guidebook that defines how property sales should work in South Africa, protecting the interests of all parties involved in the transaction. It's important for both buyers and sellers to be aware of the provisions of this Act when engaging in real estate transactions. #RETI 30 day challenge 🏡 www.reti.co.za 🏡

Announcing our latest Africa Business Community member! Welcome to Ayongaba Bih Olivia Decey from PettyCash SAS, Cameroon. Visit https://bit.ly/3EuIY5W to Join FREE! Company Overview: About the Company PETTYCASH SAS PETTYCASH LLC is a cutting-edge Financial technology company that empowers users to develop financial discipline through objective savings via its web application (https://lnkd.in/dQgjt2VX ). Our primary role is to bridge the gap between individuals and financial institutions, providing a unique service that allows people from all walks of life to become part of a structured Economic,financial and sociocultural network. This is particularly beneficial for those who will have the convinience in purchasing goods and services on credit, investment and business opportunities in a ready to buy market. Business Sector Financial Technology Name of the company PETTYCASH SAS Legal form Limited Liability Company Start of incubation of the project March 2019 Date of legalisation of the company December 2022 Head Office Technipole, Ecole Nationale Supérieure polytechnique Yaoundé. Contact(s) ++(237) 656-223-451/ 675 61 93 30 Email address pettycashforall@gmail.com Web platform https://lnkd.in/dNmcex27 Our Vision Our vision is to implement a global Digital nano finance industry and to build a strong global community by 2027. Our Mission Our Mission is to promote financial discipline and offer business opportunities through our digital platform which offers proximity financial and non financial services to middle and low income earners . Our Goal Our goal is that everyone should be able to transform small savings in to investment and opportunities. BUSINESS OVERVIEW Core Product and Services In order to satisfy the demands of the available market which is mainly the informal sector, PETTYCASH LLC via it’s web platform has 4 main services currently operational: PETTYCASH Objective Savings We are dedicated to assisting individuals in achieving financial discipline through the practice of objective savings. By diligently saving, our users can successfully bring their projects to life once the savings campaign completed. PETTYCASH Market place As PETTYCASH continues to grow and foster well-structured communities, the audience having well defined goals becomes a valuable market for goods and services. The purchase of these goods or services can be facilitated through two avenues: prepaid terms or credit options extended to members of the community. #africa #sustainabledevelopment #impactinvesting #financialinclusion #africarising #socialimpact #socialinnovation #cameroon

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There is a group of people I make most of my money with. Each of these relationships share one thing in common. I really trust those people and they really trust me. This sounds obvious but if you work in Africa, you will know that trust is the scarcest resource in our rich continent. With those trusted people, deals are made in late night dinners, not board rooms. They know my family. We plan things in years, not months. As I think about how that trust got established - 3 things stand out. 1️⃣ I am willing to lose money temporarily for them. And they know it. They also do the same for me. The hardest thing about building a trust relationship in Africa is finding people that are not extremely short term driven. Show to the right person that you value them more than immediate gain and you might unlock gold down the line. 2️⃣ We are provocable. If bad behaviour is detected, hard conversations are had. Immediately. Gaining trust and being a pushover are two different things. 3️⃣ Long term goals are the priority. One of the first banks we worked with paid us 200/month for 2 years before we could really make money with them. We did it because from Day 1, their CEO and I had a plan that only materialized this year.