Woolworths Cafe has recently announced its transition to a cashless system, meaning they will accept only card and digital payments. This move has ignited a discussion on the idea of a cashless society. With the decline of cash usage, various countries, including Norway, Hong Kong, and New Zealand, have approached near-cashless status. Could this work in SA? Is it too soon? What would it take? Chief Economist at Antswisa Capital, Miyelani Mkhabela and It’s Jonathan Jacobs from Halo Dot, joins to talk about the pros and cons of this and whether is SA ready for such a transition.

Woolworths Cafe has recently announced its transition to a cashless system, meaning they will accept only card and digital payments. This move has ignited a discussion on the idea of a cashless society. With the decline of cash usage, various countries, including Norway, Hong Kong, and New Zealand, have approached near-cashless status. Could this work in SA? Is it too soon? What would it take? Chief Economist at Antswisa Capital, Miyelani Mkhabela and It’s Jonathan Jacobs from Halo Dot, joins to talk about the pros and cons of this and whether is SA ready for such a transition.

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