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Afrimoney Launches ‘Next of Kin’ Service to Safeguard Customers’ Wallets

Publisher report1 reportUpdated 14 Aug 2026, 5:06 pmnotable · 45/100
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Afrimoney has launched a Next of Kin Service aimed at helping customers protect funds held in their mobile money wallets and enabling their families to obtain essential account information in the event of death or incapacity. The service was unveiled on Tuesday, 11 August 2026, at Africell’s headquarters in Wilberforce, Freetown. Afrimoney Chief Executive Officer [...] The post Afrimoney Launches ‘Next of Kin’ Service to Safeguard Customers’ Wallets first appeared on The Calabash Newspaper.

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