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Albert Nangara
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Freelance Journalist, The Exchange Africa (Kenya)
Africa, Zimbabwe
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Biography
Albert Nangara is a Zimbabwean and a Chemical technologists with interests spanning from mining, agriculture, manufacturing sectors and capital markets. Born in Zimbabwe, and having working experience in the mining industry where he was an assayer and gold leaching consultant, education as a temporary science teacher and agriculture as a general hand, Albert believes these sectors need investments. As a chemical technologist he values processes that are environmentally friendly such as sustainable farming and digitalization of processes.
Economic And Political Issues In Sadc Region And Africa , Social
film, television
Content
By Albert Nangara| The Exchange Africa (Kenya) Verified USSD is used extensively across Africa to enable mobile banking and mobile paymentsDespite its widespread use, USSD has significant limitations. The menus can be cumbersome and difficult to navigate, transactions are susceptible to interception and lack robust encryption. WhatsApp chatbots represent a promising alternative to USSD in Africa’s digital financial services sector by offering a more user-friendly, secure, and cost-effective solution.
By Albert Nangara| cutt.ly@ USSD is used extensively across Africa to enable mobile banking and mobile paymentsDespite its widespread use, USSD has significant limitations. The menus can be cumbersome and difficult to navigate, transactions are susceptible to interception and lack robust encryption. WhatsApp chatbots represent a promising alternative to USSD in Africa’s digital financial services sector by offering a more user-friendly, secure, and cost-effective solution.
By Albert Nangara| The Exchange Africa (Kenya) Verified Zimbabwe earned US$209 million from lithium exports in the first nine months of 2023. The country’s lithium potential has captured significant attention, particularly from Chinese investors who have injected over US$1 billion in the mineral’s value chain. Lithium is a critical component in the production of electric vehicle (EV) batteries. Global electric vehicle (EV) car sales increased by 60 per cent in 2022, reports the International Energy Agency.
Company Info
The Exchange Africa (Kenya)