Ever wonder why it's so difficult for startup entrepreneurs or people who just have ideas to get a bank loan? Read this article to get an idea why banks are reluctant to lend to start-up entrepreneurs

Bank of Kigali subsidiary, BK Tech House with its payment channel Urubuto Pay are partnering with Academic Bridge, an edtech startup in Rwanda with an information management system for schools alongside KudiBooks, a tech startup with platform (web and mobile apps) for your business/institution finances and accounting activities, are partnering to bring you school fees payment at your fingertips

Technology center KudiBooks in collaboration with Academic Bridge, a technology center that helps educational institutions and the Bank of Kigali/Urubuto bring you a new way to pay school fees. It's a convenient technology that helps parents and guardians make payments without having to queue at the bank.

Technology company KudiBooks in collaboration with Academic Bridge, a technology company that supports educational institutions and Bank BPR, known as Bank of the People, brings you a new way to pay school fees. It's a convenient technology that helps parents and guardians make payments without having to queue at the bank.

in this blog article, we are providing you with some alternative sources of business/idea funding.

In this blog post, we dissect it for you in a simpler manner, and provide fundamental reasons why banks do not fund ideas. In this case consider ideas as micro, small and medium businesses starting out without possession of assets. Furthermore, the article provides an insight of the traditional banks business model.

In this article, Kudibooks highlights new ways how parents/guardians in Rwanda can pay school fees for their children using Digital Channels in partnership with Academic Bridge

In a few weeks time frame, Kudibooks as a mobile app will be available at your fingertips

In this article, you will get nuggets why Kudibooks was established and the value propositions the company intends to offer micro, small and medium businesses across Africa.