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FinTech, Startups Kazang Initiates Card-Acquisition Service To Facilitate Payments For Zambian Merchants

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Kazang Initiates Card-Acquisition Service To Facilitate Payments For Zambian Merchants

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Malawi is reportedly one of the least electrified countries in the world, with 11% of the population connected to electricity, 42% in cities and only 4% in villages.

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