Africa Powering the Global Diaspora: Innovations in Finance

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Africa diaspora finance — The upcoming panel discussion at #AFTSKIGALI26, titled “Africa Powering the Global Diaspora: Remittances, Investment, Banking & Commerce,” will delve into the crucial role of financial innovation in enhancing connections between Africa and its global diaspora. This event aims to create new avenues for cross-border payments, investment, and economic growth.

Scheduled to take place from November 18 to 20, 2026, at the Kigali Convention Centre in Rwanda, the panel will feature esteemed experts including:

  • Yemurayi Chinyande Mudzamba – Group Product Manager, Payment Collections at Cellulant
  • Oumar Barry – Co-Founder & CEO at Cauridor
  • Folayan Odunaiya – Director of Partnerships & Client Solutions at RTGS.global
  • Dr. Munya Chiura – Executive, Fintech at CBZ Holdings Limited
  • Martin Awagah – Board Member at Africa Fintech Network

These industry leaders will explore the evolution of remittances and cross-border financial services, emphasizing how improved payment infrastructure and strategic partnerships can enhance connectivity between African markets and diaspora communities globally.

Participants are encouraged to join this important discussion on November 18-20, 2026, to learn about strengthening Africa’s financial ties with its global diaspora.

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