Innovation only creates value when it is translated into practical solutions.
Following Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe approval, we are launching CyberRemit—a card-based inbound remittance platform that enables anyone, anywhere in the world, to send money directly into a TN CyberTech Bank USD account or Visa card using any Visa or Mastercard.
Why it matters:
• No cash collection points • No lengthy correspondent banking chains • No complex remittance networks • Direct credit into customer accounts or cards • Real-time or near real-time settlement • Fully digital, secure and convenient experience
CyberRemit leverages the global Visa and Mastercard infrastructure, eliminating reliance on costly remittance partnerships while providing global reach, transparent pricing and faster access to funds. It also supports deposit mobilisation by directing remittances straight into customer accounts.
Pricing is simple and highly competitive: a sender fee of just 1% of the transaction value, subject to a minimum of US$0.20 per transaction.
Phase 2 will expand access further by enabling remittances into EcoCash wallets, bank ATMs, agents and selected third-party partners.
We are also exploring Exchange Control frameworks that could allow diaspora remittances used for productive investments—such as housing, farming and other projects—to qualify for foreign investment status, with full rights of repatriation of capital, capital gains, dividends and interest.
At TN CyberTech Bank, our focus is clear: use technology to solve real-world problems, deepen financial inclusion and unlock capital for development.
If you have family, friends or business partners abroad, introduce them to CyberRemit. and then open TN CyberTech Bank accounts and obtain Visa or Mastercard cards for seamless, secure and affordable remittance services.
That is the future of banking—and we are helping build it.
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A Simple Agreement for Future Equity: Investors give you cash now. They get their slice of the pie later when the pie is bigger and easier to price.
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A market of 1.4 billion. One trade area. That is the base African founders now build on.
Applications are open for the AfCFTA Startup Partnership Program 2026, with the Korea-Africa Foundation: mentoring, investor pitching, business matching, and a sponsored Korea Startup Ecosystem Tour for the top 15.
Apply by 14 June: https://t.co/ZRcVH9kafy
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African startups raised US$711 million in Q1 2026, Egypt (US$154M), South Africa (US$134M), and Kenya (US$98M) alone attracted US$386 million more than half of all startup funding raised across the continent during the quarter. Nigeria followed with US$94M,
Half of Zimbabwean adults have a formal bank or mobile money account.
But having an account doesn't necessarily mean using it.
Only 14% saved formally that year, while just 6% borrowed through formal financial institutions.
Many people still prefer informal savings clubs because they offer community and support, while others keep cash at home for quick access to money when they need it.
The challenge now isn't opening more accounts, its building financial products people trust, value, and actually want to use.
Source note: The data comes from the World Bank's Global Findex 2025 report, based on surveys conducted in Zimbabwe in 2024. The study is used to track long-term financial inclusion trends, with the next major update expected around 2028–2029.
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After months of planning, we’re finally ready to share a glimpse of what’s next.
🔹 4 clues
🔹 1 destination
#AAG2026 is on the horizon, and we’re looking forward to welcoming you there. Until then, tell us: which country do you think will host us next?👇
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Zimbabwe🇿🇼 eyes $21 billion mineral export boom as mining firms prepare massive hiring drive
Zimbabwe’s🇿🇼 mining industry is preparing for one of its biggest hiring waves in years, with the sector projected to create up to 100,000 new jobs over the next five years as foreign investment pours into gold, lithium, platinum and chrome projects.
✍️Article : Digital Africa lance un nouveau fonds d'investissement : 𝐃𝐢𝐠𝐢𝐭𝐚𝐥 𝐀𝐟𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐚 𝐒𝐞𝐞𝐝 𝐅𝐮𝐧𝐝 (DASF).
Grégoire de Padirac, CEO de Digital Africa : « Avec Fuzé, nous avons démontré qu’il était possible de repérer des entrepreneurs d’exception bien au-delà des grands pôles traditionnels. Avec le Digital Africa Seed Fund, nous souhaitons désormais leur donner les moyens de se développer et de bâtir les futurs champions technologiques de l’Afrique.»
@dailyviz263 Big signal. Zimbabwe solar is moving from backup-power niche to distributed energy infrastructure. But the next winners won’t just be panel importers. They’ll be the companies that package panels into reliable, financed, installed, maintained power systems. @solarpro