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CRDB’s Acting Director of Retail and SME Banking, Muhumuliza Buberwa (left) and Head of Marketing, Joseline Kamuhanda, speak at a press conference in Dar es Salaam yesterday. |
DAR ES SALAAM: CRDB Bank is aiming for a 40 per cent increase in the number of online entrepreneurs trained through its flagship Instaprenyua seminar, as part of its broader mission to equip digital business owners with critical skills and growth opportunities.
The bank, one of Tanzania’s leading financial institutions, announced that the fourth season of the seminar targets training 700 online entrepreneurs—up from 500 trained during the third season.
CRDB’s Acting Director of Retail and SME Banking, Muhumuliza Buberwa, said the program will focus on key areas such as online business information security and the adoption of modern digital payment solutions.
“Today, thousands of Tanzanians are earning an income through online businesses. Transactions worth billions of shillings are completed daily through digital platforms,” Mr Buberwa told reporters on Monday.
Launched in 2022, the Instaprenyua seminar has already empowered over 3,000 entrepreneurs with skills in leveraging social media platforms, securing digital transactions, and accessing modern payment systems.
Mr Buberwa emphasized that CRDB recognises the growing importance of online business in Tanzania’s economy and sees it as crucial to support these entrepreneurs with both knowledge and access to banking and social opportunities.
“The seminar is designed to equip participants with practical digital business skills and link them to new markets and funding opportunities,” he said.
This year’s edition has been refreshed to reflect the evolving landscape of online business. Participants will benefit from interactive sessions led by experts in digital commerce, fintech, and e-marketing.