ZenDawa

Achieving improved health is a costly endeavor and many African
countries have limited fiscal space.

Currently African countries spend $8 to $129 per capita on health, compared
to high income countries that spend above $4,000.

Which results in...
Chronic economic drag from poor health each year—about 15 percent lower
GDP from premature death and lost productivity. For example, in low-income
countries, infectious diseases such as tuberculosis (TB) present the largest
losses 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 population

Buy Now Pay Later
According to Research and Markets Q4 2021 BNPL Survey, this innovative
payment industry has recorded strong growth over the last year, and is
projected to hit $7.2 billion by the close of 2022, for Africa and Middle East
Markets.

BNPL as a catalyst
BNPL facilitation will enable timely if not immediate access to tele-health and
pharmaceutical products to our customers.
The credit will also be extended to pharmacies to enable them have access to
working capital for re-stocking from suppliers.