The South African Post Office (Sapo) said in the next four months it will roll out 10,000 cashless ATMs as it introduces a mobile cashless money service.
The Post Office is piloting the solution in KwaZulu-Natal with grant payments at community spaza shops that have been registered.
Sapo said this is aimed at promoting local economic activities which will also allow grant recipients to get their money on their phones.
“Sassa and other bank customers with these devices will be able to buy affordable goods closer to where they live directly from their account, said Sapo COO Refilwe Kekana.
“In future, we will open these devices to do more transactions like prepaid purchases, bill payments, insurance payments, money transfers.”
In other news – R30 000 reward for any information on Zodwa Wabantu’s stolen stuff
The dancer just came through a sad moment after her house was broken into and valuable stuff was stolen, and she has came out seeking for help from anyone with any information on the robbery, the reward is R30K.
Zodwa Wabantu, unfortunately, was the victim of a house robbery that resulted in her losing over R100,000 in items stolen. The socialite’s house in Malvern, Durban was broken into and luckily she was not home at the time of the incident. continue reading
Source: EWN
