What does the future of money look like in Uganda, and how is mobile money transforming the way we live, work, do business, and access financial services?
An insightful conversation about the evolution of mobile money, digital transformation, financial inclusion, and the power of partnerships in solving everyday challenges. From the early days of sending and receiving money to today’s digital payments, school fees, savings, loans, and cross-border transactions, Viola shares how MTN MoMo continues to expand beyond the traditional mobile wallet. She also discusses the impact of partnerships with platforms like SchoolPay, the growing adoption of digital payments in Uganda’s education sector, and the opportunities that remain in building a cashless economy.
Beyond technology and business, Viola opens up about her leadership journey, the importance of teamwork, her personal routines, and the lessons she has learned throughout her career. She also shares practical advice for young people aspiring to build careers in fintech, innovation, and leadership.
In this episode, we explore:
- The evolution of MTN Mobile Money and the journey towards a cashless Uganda.
- How digital payments are transforming school fees collection and financial inclusion.
- The role of partnerships in building solutions that address real-world problems.
- Mobile money loans, savings, international transfers, and opportunities for businesses.
- The future of digital payments and MTN MoMo’s vision for the next five years.
- Leadership, teamwork, continuous learning, and advice for young professionals.
Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a technology enthusiast, a business leader, or a young professional looking to understand the future of fintech in Africa, this conversation offers valuable insights into the people, partnerships, and ideas shaping Uganda’s digital economy.
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