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- As climate tech gains momentum globally, off-grid solar provider d.light projects that over 500,000 customers will benefit from its loyalty program by December 2024.
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In a first in Africa, d.light, a global provider of solar-powered household products and affordable finance for low-income households, has launched a new customer loyalty program, targeting approximately 500,000 clients across Africa.
The plan, dubbed “d.light Points Program”, targets customers in Kenya, but the firm says it will be extending the offering in its Uganda, Tanzania, and Nigeria markets later this year.
Donal Connolly, Director of Credit at d.light, said, “Our customers have had a tough time lately. Months of high …