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Simphiwe Phakathi, Executive Head of Distribution at EasyPay Everywhere sits down with Ikwekwezi FM to discuss indebtedness amongst social grant recipients and the importance of financial literacy and financial education in ensuring people understand fees and interest rates – and know the risks involved when lending from unregistered, unregulated lender.

In recent months, trusted financial service provider, EasyPay Everywhere has made significant strides in supporting sustainable socio-economic development through its Corporate Social Investment (CSI) programme, which is part of its broader Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) plan.

Fintech group Lesaka Technologies is increasingly onboarding social grant beneficiaries, as the South African Post Office (SAPO), which has a government contract to distribute millions of social grants, faces liquidation.

Meet a trailblazing woman who is passionate about exploring the intersection of traditional finance and cutting-edge technology.

Financial inclusion remains a key issue in South Africa, and promoting real inclusion is critical in enabling more people to improve their quality of life, says Simphiwe Phakathi, Executive Head of Sales and Distribution at EasyPay Everywhere. Financial exclusion is associated globally with persistent poverty.

EasyPay Everywhere’s Simphiwe Phakathi joined eTV’s The Morning Show host, Kgosi Rankhumise to discuss banking solutions that help make people’s lives easier.

The economics of micro lending in SA is the focus of this edition of Business Day Spotlight. Host Mudiwa Gavaza is joined by Simphiwe Phakathi, executive head of sales and distribution at EasyPay Everywhere.

As families and mothers celebrate International Day of Families and Mother’s Day this May, EasyPay Everywhere is emphasizing the crucial role of effective financial solutions in the current economic landscape. These solutions are designed to help mothers and families better manage their finances.