In order to train 500 women on digital money as part of a project managed by the telephone operator Africell, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) in Angola invested five million dollars. The announcement was made by the USAID representative in Angola, William Butterfield last Tuesday

The project called Afrimoney aims at financial inclusion and digital expansion. The director general of the Afrimoney project, Cátia Conceição, said that the 500 beneficiaries, selected by the national associations of female saleswomen, would be divided into two daily groups for two weeks. This project will allow interns to be advertising agents for the Afrimoney application, a role that will also bring them income