African consumers have shifted from pursuing wealth to pursuing financial resilience, creating a new expectation that banks should help them build financial wellbeing

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Financial freedom remains one of the strongest aspirations among African consumers, but the path to achieving it has become increasingly complex. While households continue to navigate the effects of rising living costs, economic uncertainty and persistent financial pressure, they have not abandoned their long-term ambitions. Instead, consumers are becoming …

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