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<p>More than ever digital transactions have grown significantly more useful as Covid-19 regulations require people to social distance and remain cautious of physical contact.</p>


How COVID-19 is accelerating the migration to digital transactions

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<p>Mark Elliott, division president of Mastercard, Southern Africa spoke about its new report on “The future of payments in South Africa”.</p>


World Economic Forum: The future of payments in SA

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<p>Out of 23 African cities, Johannesburg sits at the top of the visitor attraction list. This is according to the Mastercard Global Destination Cities Index. Joining CNBC Africa to unpack the index further is Mark Elliott, Division President, Mastercard Southern Africa.</p>


Johannesburg continues 5 year reign as Africa’s most popular city

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<p>The findings of the second edition of the Mastercard Index of Women Entrepreneurs- released on today on International Women’s Day – show that female entrepreneurs in developing countries are overwhelmingly driven by resilience and determination.</p>


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