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title: Microfinance Africa

description: Microfinanceafrica.net is the only online resource for news and information about Microfinance industry in Africa, covering all aspects of Microfinance development in Africa. It is aimed at anyone involved with the development of Microfinance in Africa, including technology providers, information providers, micro institutions, other service providers- as well as anyone seeking a general insight into the sector.

keywords: microfinance, microfinance africa, africa, microinsurance, mobile banking, mobile money, financial services, unbanked, africa microfinance, banking, microfinance investment, sme, micro, micro business, africa, microcredit, micro-insurance, financial, finance, insurance

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