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Thunes: Partnership
Thunes partnered with Vodacom Tanzania to enable cross-border M-Pesa payments between Tanzania, China, and Uganda
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Alliances like this can broaden fintech commercial leadership bench strength.
Market context: This lands while the Talent Market Index reads 105.8 (Hot) — down 2.4 versus the prior month — and Asia signal share is steady (+0.5pts).
Thunes: 3 signals in the last 90 days — above the Fintech median of 1 across 88 tracked companies; 0.3% of MitchelLake's Asia signal flow; 4 tracked across 48 days.
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