In the heart of Uganda, a silent revolution is unfolding. It’s not marked by political upheaval or groundbreaking scientific discoveries, but by something far simpler – a digital payment revolution. The stage is set, and the spotlight is shining brightly on the “Pay with MoMo” campaign, an initiative that celebrates convenience, rewards, and the blossoming partnership between customers and merchants.
For those unaware, MoMo, short for Mobile Money, is not just a phrase but a lifestyle for many Ugandans. Launched 14 years ago, this mobile financial service has quietly transformed the way people transact, manage their finances, and even run their businesses. MTN MoMo, a pioneering force in the digital payment landscape, is now leaving no stone unturned in ensuring that the entire nation embraces the convenience of mobile money transactions.
The “Pay with MoMo” campaign is not your run-of-the-mill promotion. It’s a movement, a celebration of financial inclusion and digital empowerment. So, what’s the buzz all about?
A Glance at the Winners:
The “Pay with MoMo” campaign has been on a journey, traversing the length and breadth of Uganda. It’s been about recognizing the unsung heroes of the business world – the merchants who have stepped into the digital era, harnessing the power of MoMoPay.
The campaign has celebrated winners from different regions, highlighting unique stories that deserve to be told. In the heart of the Central region, we met Sarah Kirabo, a industrious soul running a retail shop in Kulambiro. It’s no longer just about business; it’s about a new way of life.
In Western Uganda, Hideout restaurant and sports Bar in Mubende found themselves on the winners’ podium, and in Fort Portal, Café De Fort earned its well-deserved recognition. These are not just businesses; they’re testimonials to the ever-expanding digital landscape.
In the North, Moses Loum, the last born of the proprietor of a guest house and restaurant in Gulu, saw the value in going digital and encouraged his family to do the same. Now, reconciliation issues are a thing of the past.
The East has its own champions – people like Nelson Opio, a serial entrepreneur in Pallisa, who effortlessly balances his books with the help of MoMoPay. His story is a testament to how digitalization can transform business operations.
The “Pay with MoMo” campaign is not your run-of-the-mill promotion. It’s a movement, a celebration of financial inclusion and digital empowerment. So, what’s the buzz all about?
A Glance at the Winners:
The “Pay with MoMo” campaign has been on a journey, traversing the length and breadth of Uganda. It’s been about recognizing the unsung heroes of the business world – the merchants who have stepped into the digital era, harnessing the power of MoMoPay.
The campaign has celebrated winners from different regions, highlighting unique stories that deserve to be told. In the heart of the Central region, we met Sarah Kirabo, a industrious soul running a retail shop in Kulambiro. It’s no longer just about business; it’s about a new way of life.
In Western Uganda, Hideout restaurant and sports Bar in Mubende found themselves on the winners’ podium, and in Fort Portal, Café De Fort earned its well-deserved recognition. These are not just businesses; they’re testimonials to the ever-expanding digital landscape.
In the North, Moses Loum, the last born of the proprietor of a guest house and restaurant in Gulu, saw the value in going digital and encouraged his family to do the same. Now, reconciliation issues are a thing of the past.
The East has its own champions – people like Nelson Opio, a serial entrepreneur in Pallisa, who effortlessly balances his books with the help of MoMoPay. His story is a testament to how digitalization can transform business operations.
