Kampala, Uganda – Ugandan startup Farmpawa has been selected as one of 10 semifinalists in the Milken-Motsepe Prize in FinTech, a global competition supporting innovative financial inclusion solutions.
Farmpawa, a crowd farming platform, connects investors with real farming assets, empowering farmers and driving sustainable agricultural growth.
The Boardroom TV( Ntlalontle Ngcakaza ) interview with Dr Emily Musil, PhD: senior director at the Milken Institute, Philanthropy Environment & Social Innovation portfolio | on leveraging technology and innovation to tackle global challenges for good. Watch the full interview here.
Adeshina Adewumi, founder of Trade Lenda and a semi-finalist in the Milken-Motsepe Prize in FinTech, delves into the inspiration behind his team’s mission to enhance financial inclusion for small businesses in Nigeria. In this revealing interview, Adewumi explains how Trade Lenda’s solution uniquely addresses challenges faced by underserved communities and differentiates itself from other innovations in the fintech space. Read and watch the full interview here.
Meghan McCormick, co-founder of Oze and a semi-finalist in the Milken-Motsepe Prize in FinTech, discusses the transformative potential of African-led fintech innovations in reshaping global financial systems. In this exclusive interview, McCormick highlights inspiring success stories from the competition, sharing insights into how these standout innovations can serve as blueprints for the future of fintech. She also emphasizes the importance of sustainability and long-term economic impact, explaining how the competition supports participants beyond prize funding. Read and watch the full interview here.
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