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NetOne last week launched OneCover, a micro mobile insurance that offers funeral insurance to subscribers and OneTech, which offers smartphones on credit loaded with free OneFusion airtime for the whole year.

The launch of a regional development bank by the BRICS countries to service the African continent is a positive development that is expected to unlock the continent's socio-economic potential.

The Zimbabwe Association of Dairy Farmers (ZADF) has engaged the banking sector in efforts to secure funding for the industry.

The Agricultural Bank of Namibia will finance the purchase of female breeding stock as a way of boosting production in the northern communal areas of the country.

Nigeria and Morocco have set up a steering committee to develop a sustainable crop insurance scheme for the country.

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) for CDH Investment Bank, Misheck Esau has called on NICO General Insurance to extend insurance service to rural communities.

The state-owned giant, Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (CBE), has mobilised deposits of 76.4 billion Br during the just-ended fiscal year, raising the aggregate deposits to 365 million Br.

Skye Bank Plc, one of Nigeria's largest retail lenders, unveiled a new digital banking solution called SkyeXperience which is considered as as a game-changing innovation that is poised to put industry competitors in the digital catch-up mode.

The Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) has stated that the ongoing implementation of the capital requirements for all licensed insurance companies operating in Liberia remains on course in line with the CBL regulation issued in 2015 and amended in 2016.

The insurance and pensions industry has invested nearly $1 billion in prescribed assets in the last six years, as they sought to comply with the country's legislation on portfolio investments.

Agribank and FBC are getting into the market to raise $20 million through agro bills so as to support agricultural activities in the impending 2017/18 summer cropping season.

The Commercial Bank of Ethiopia (CBE) has bought 200 Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) from NCR Corporation, raising its machines to over 1,500. The procurement is estimated to cost the Bank over 30 million Br.