The world will never be the same as Covid-19 has created a springboard for the fourth industrial revolutionThe coronavirus has changed the world as we know it, with few things left unscathed by the pandemic. T
The full value of e-commerce emerged, as it was possible to fill our fridges and cupboards, as well as medicine cabinets, without leaving our homes. Many of these e-commerce platforms will hopefully continue to flourish long after the lockdown, now that people have experienced their value and the convenience of online shopping.
The entire world — and, indeed, our own country — was already grappling with the introduction of the 4IR in the broader spheres of society, long before Covid-19 was unexpectedly unleashed on an unsuspecting and less-than-ready world. Yet, while the internet is the answer to many coronavirus lockdown problems, billions of people around the globe still can’t get online.
Globally, about 1.7-billion adults remain unbanked, while the World Bank estimates that as many as 66% of Sub-Saharan Africans are still unbanked. SA has about 11-million people functioning without an account at a financial institution, often through a mobile money provider.
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