Financial inclusion across the mostly cash-based economies of sub-Saharan Africa remains low, with only 58% of adults having a bank account, and we want to know why. Director at the African Centre for Development Finance at Stellenbosch Business School, Professor Elizabeth Nanziri, joins us for more.
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