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Xsolla Expands MTN Mobile Money Support to Congo-Brazzaville and Zambia, Enhancing Access in Fast-Growing Markets
Technology

Xsolla Expands MTN Mobile Money Support to Congo-Brazzaville and Zambia, Enhancing Access in Fast-Growing Markets

New Expansion Delivers Instant, Secure Transactions, And A Familiar Local Payment Experience, Helping Developers Reach Millions Of Players And Boost Conversions Xsolla, a global video game commerce company that helps developers launch, grow, and monetize their games, today announced the expansion of MTN Mobile Money (MTN MoMo) as part of its payment solution in Congo-Brazzaville and Zambia. This expansion builds on Xsolla’s existing MTN Mobile Money coverage across Africa, reinforcing its mission to make gaming payments more accessible, secure, and seamless for players and developers alike. Mobile money is integral to daily life across both markets, with millions of active users and rapidly growing transaction volumes. Mobile money is a core pillar of the eco...
Xsolla Integrates SPENN in Rwanda and Zambia Giving Developers Access to a Strong Consumer-Merchant Ecosystem
Technology

Xsolla Integrates SPENN in Rwanda and Zambia Giving Developers Access to a Strong Consumer-Merchant Ecosystem

Developers Can Now Maximize Revenue and Boost Player Engagement with a New Integration Delivering a Smoother Checkout, Fewer Declines, and Access to a Growing Digital Wallet User Base Xsolla, a global video game commerce company that helps developers launch, grow, and monetize their games, today announced that it has added SPENN to its payments solution portfolio in Rwanda and Zambia. Both Rwanda and Zambia are mobile-first, wallet-led economies where mobile money drives financial inclusion and rapid growth in digital transactions. Reports found that approximately 86% of Rwandan adults own or have used mobile money. As of mid-2024, mobile money transaction volumes in Zambia increased by 44% to 1.4 billion transactions from mid-2023. By adding SPENN as a payme...
Nigeria, Zambia, and Ghana in Leading the Way with New Major Immigration, Visa and Travel Policy Changes in 2025
Tourism

Nigeria, Zambia, and Ghana in Leading the Way with New Major Immigration, Visa and Travel Policy Changes in 2025

Africa’s travel and tourism sector has long been regarded as one of the continent’s most promising industries, poised for growth amid the region’s abundant cultural and natural attractions. However, as we enter mid-2025, there are a variety of immigration-related developments across the continent that are beginning to shape the future of travel within and to Africa. From changes in visa policies and regional integration efforts to the expansion of air travel and hospitality services, these developments are redefining the way tourists and business travelers navigate the continent. This article delves into the key immigration news that will have a significant impact on the African travel and tourism industry, based on reports released in June and July 2025. The developments range from vis...
Lookman, Banda and Williams are big winners at 2024 CAF Awards in Marrakech, Morocco
Sports

Lookman, Banda and Williams are big winners at 2024 CAF Awards in Marrakech, Morocco

Nigeria forward Ademola Lookman, Zambia striker Barbra Banda and South Africa goalkeeper Ronwen Williams were the big winners at a star-studded 2024 CAF Awards in Marrakech, Morocco on Monday as Africa’s best performers for the year were honoured. The glittering ceremony was attended by football royalty from the continent and beyond in a celebration of the incredible growth and development of the game in Africa, and the astonishing strides that have been made in men’s and women’s football in recent years. Lookman was named CAF Men’s Player of the Year after a sensational 12 months with Italian side Atalanta and the Nigeria’s Super Eagles follows in the footsteps of compatriot Victor Osimhen, who claimed the award in 2023. It is the first time Nigeria has had back-to-...
Zambia’s Barbra Banda wins BBC Women’s Footballer of the Year award
Sports

Zambia’s Barbra Banda wins BBC Women’s Footballer of the Year award

 Zambian International, Barbra Banda has been named BBC Women’s Footballer of the Year 2024. Banda, who presently plays for National Soccer League club Orlando Pride, has represented Zambia in two Olympic Games and the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup.She scored four goals in the Paris Olympics, including a hat-trick against Australia, to become Africa's all-time leading scorer in Olympic football history with 10 goals. On winning the award, Barbra said: “I am shocked and surprised to have this award by my side. My teammates have been pushing for me to be where I am right now and to have this trophy.  "I love scoring goals - I think it has not been easy but hard work and consistency has really helped me. Being the second African to win it, it’s a very big ...
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