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Mastercard Strengthens Commitment to Uganda With New Office in Kampala

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Mastercard Strengthens Commitment to Uganda With New Office in Kampala

Sam Wakoba 13/02/2025 06:24

Mastercard has announced the opening of its first office in Uganda, marking a significant milestone in its expansion across East Africa. This strategic move underscores Mastercard’s dedication to fostering financial inclusion and accelerating digital transformation in the region. With Uganda’s economy projected to grow at 6.2% by 2025…

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Mastercard has announced the opening of its first office in Uganda, marking a significant milestone in its expansion across East Africa. This strategic move underscores Mastercard’s dedication to fostering financial inclusion and accelerating digital transformation in the region. With Uganda’s economy projected to grow at 6.2% by 2025…
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