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Mobile Money Limited launches Fintech Lab to empower young innovators across Ghana
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Mobile Money Limited launches Fintech Lab to empower young innovators across Ghana

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read
Mobile Money Limited has launched a MoMo Fintech Lab to identify, develop and support fintech talent across Ghana, particularly young innovators outside Accra. The initiative seeks to address the concentration of fintech startups and skills in Accra by creating opportunities for innovators in Kumasi, Tamale and other parts of the country to develop solutions to local challenges.

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