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Achieving improved health is a costly endeavor and many Africancountries have limited fiscal space.Currently African countries spend $8 to $129 per capita on health, comparedto high income countries that spend above $4,000.Which results in...Chronic economic drag from poor health each year—about 15 percent lowerGDP from premature death and lost productivity.
For example, in low-incomecountries, infectious diseases such as tuberculosis (TB) present the largestlosses to labor supply and household income.We need to improve access to tele-health and pharmaceutical products.615M people in Sub-Saharan Africa will subscribe to mobile services by 2025,equivalent to 50% of the region’s populationBuy Now Pay LaterAccording to Research and Markets Q4 2021 BNPL Survey, this innovativepayment industry has recorded strong growth over the last year, and isprojected to hit $7.2 billion by the close of 2022, for Africa and Middle EastMarkets.BNPL as a catalystBNPL facilitation will enable timely if not immediate access to tele-health andpharmaceutical products to our customers.The credit will also be extended to pharmacies to enable them have access toworking capital for re-stocking from suppliers.