Young Kenyans are increasingly harnessing their country’s growing tech prowess to go into business for themselves. In particular, many young entrepreneurs across the country are leveraging the opportunities that the ever-expanding FinTech sector has to offer.

One such person is Collins Kathuli who co-founded FinTech company Kyanda Africa in 2020 with the aim of offering the cheapest access to financial services for both businesses and individuals by leveraging the power of technology.

Young Kenyans are increasingly harnessing their country’s growing tech prowess to go into business for themselves. In particular, many young entrepreneurs across the country are leveraging the opportunities that the ever-expanding FinTech sector has to offer.
One such person is Collins Kathuli who co-founded FinTech company Kyanda Africa in 2020 with the aim of offering the cheapest access to financial services for both businesses and individuals by leveraging the power of technology.

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