Back www.wearetech.africa Ethiopian Fintech Kifiya Secures IFC Investment to Expand Across East Africa
Ethiopian fintech firm Kifiya has signed an investment agreement with the International Finance Corporation (IFC) to expand its AI-powered financial services in Ethiopia and other East African countries. The company uses artificial intelligence to assess smallholder farmers and microenterprises, helping them gain access to bank loans and markets.
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