NAIROBI, Kenya June 14– Investment platform, Ndovu and Sauti Sol officially announce a strategic partnership to promote financial literacy and drive financial inclusion among the youth in Africa.
Speaking at the partnership launch event, Ndovu’s CEO and Co-founder, Radhika Bhachu, highlighted the importance of working with key industry influencers to enhance financial literacy and inclusion among the youth.
“Our partnership is one which allows us as individuals and the business to invest globally from wherever we are in the world. It also allows us to easily track investments, growth and give us the chance to let our money work for us without having to stress about the terrible hustle of traditional stock investment. We want our peers and fans to know this is now possible, simple, safe and secure,” said one of Sauti sol’s members Savara.
Ndovu is an online investment platform that provides easy access to local and global financial markets, allowing users to invest with as little as Sh5,050.
It was founded upon the realization that current investment options in Kenya lock out the vast majority due to complexities around market access, high investment amounts and high management fees.
“Educating the youth on money management is one of Ndovu’s key pillars. We believe it is crucial to help our brothers and sisters to achieve financial freedom. Our partnership with Sauti Sol is deliberate as they have a mission similar to ours around inclusion, financial education, economic empowerment and ownership. They inspire their fans and the wider African continent to work towards improving themselves economic wise and knowledge-wise.” Radhika said.
During the launch, Sauti Sol highlighted the need for Africans to work towards ownership, an opportunity that Ndovu provides.
They lauded Ndovu for taking a different approach toward financial inclusion, allowing Africans to own companies that they consume daily regardless of their income levels.
Sauti Sol band is now officially an investor through the Ndovu platform and will continue to raise awareness on the need to address the elephant in the room, that is: financial literacy.
