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MOGO Kenya Expands Financial Inclusion with SMS-Based Literacy Program
MOGO Kenya has launched a pilot financial literacy programme aimed at helping customers better manage their loans and improve their financial decision-making through simple SMS-based learning.
The initiative, dubbed Elewa Mkopo Wako, is being implemented in partnership with M-Shule and funded by Verdant Capital. The free course delivers practical financial education via text messages, enabling customers to access learning without the need for a smartphone, internet connection or additional cost.
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