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14October2026| 09:30 Africa/HarareKenyan Households Under Pressure as Reported Income Growth Slows and D..
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08October2026| 10:00 Africa/HarareNamibians Cut Spending, Pay Down Debt and Build Savings
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06October2026| 09:00 Africa/HarareBotswana Households Showed Resilience Amid Financial Pressure, Says Tr..
16
Sep
2026
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13:00
Africa/Harare
TransUnion Botswana Launches Three New Intelligence Solutions to Help Advance Smarter Lending and Financial Inclusion
30
Jul
2026
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03:00
Africa/Harare
Zambian Consumer Confidence Climbs in 2026, yet Household Strain and Digital Fraud Persist
09
Jul
2026
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11:00
Africa/Harare
Rwandans Show Cautious Optimism About Their Financial Futures
09
Jun
2026
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10:48
Africa/Harare
Suspected Digital Fraud in Zambia Falls Below Global Rate in 2025 as Consumers Report Third-Party Seller Scams Cause Most Losses
09
Jun
2026
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10:47
Africa/Harare
Suspected Digital Fraud in Rwanda Falls Below Global Rate in 2025 as Consumers Report Money Mule Scams Cause Most Losses
More TransUnion Press Releases
14
October
2026
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09:30
Africa/Harare
- Only 30% of Kenyans reported an increase in income during Q2 2026, down from 42% a year ago
- More consumers believed they have sufficient access to credit, increasing from 36% to 40% …
08
October
2026
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10:00
Africa/Harare
More than seven in ten (73%) consumers expect their incomes to increase over next year
More than half (52%) of households reported reducing discretionary spending, 32% paying debt down faster and 24% …
06
October
2026
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09:00
Africa/Harare
- 71% of Botswana consumers expected their income to increase in the next 12 months
- 96% said access to credit and lending products is important for achieving their goals
- Reported digital fraud …
16
September
2026
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13:00
Africa/Harare
- Following the recent licensing process, TransUnion is reaffirming its commitment to Botswana through investment in enhanced data capabilities and the launch of three new intelligence solutions
- An enhanced and …
30
July
2026
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03:00
Africa/Harare
- Four in ten (40%) Zambians report earning more than they did compared to this time last year, reflecting improving financial confidence
- 41% of consumers plan to apply for credit in the next year, primarily to fund …
09
July
2026
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11:00
Africa/Harare
- 76% of Rwandans expect their income to increase over the next 12 months, reflecting continued confidence in their financial prospects
- Nearly all consumers (98%) say access to credit and lending products is …