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Ethiopia-based Micro-Insurance Startup Jamii.One Secures New Investment From Renew Capital
Jamii.one is a digital micro-insurance platform that provides affordable and accessible insurance products to low-income individuals and communities in Ethiopia.
Renew Capital’s investment will be used to help Jamii.one expand its product offerings, reach new customers, and grow its team.
Ethiopia is one of the poorest countries in the world, and over 80% of the population lives in rural areas.
Jamii.one is helping to address this gap by providing affordable and accessible insurance products to low-income individuals and communities.
Jamii.one’s platform is easy to use and can be accessed via mobile phone or the internet.
Renew Capital’s investment in Jamii.one is a positive development for the Ethiopian insurance market.
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