"Because of Sebenza's approach and their understanding of the taxi industry and the dynamics, where they are actually our partner and not just people who's platform you are using. We have come up with a way of saying to the driver you can also benefit from Sebenza Bucks depending on how much usage is on your taxi. If there's data and analytics that's readily available to these finance houses, for example: what the taxi does, how many trips it does, durability, affordability and how much money it can end up making for the taxi owner and driver. And eventually being able to repay back the financing loan.<div>Data analytics is extremely important and I think it's where the country is going and where the world is going, to understand your consumer, understand what they do and with the taxi industry picking up 18 million people a day and moving them. Then with data you can then study and see where the commuter goes, what they do, what they buy, what they are engaging with. It opens it up to a world of possibilities."

"I think South Africa is faced with a number of structural issues, amongst those is the cost of data. Another structural issue is obviously public transport. Millions of commuters that are on the road every single day that are excluded from connectivity is a huge problem so to have Sebenza coming in and dealing with that directly is something that's vital for the South African economy. To have access to the internet, to have the opportunities to engage and to learn to have educational material and to have a platform that gives you access to that is very important.We are looking at a young generation of people that are very curious about the world and they want to learn beyond what the school hours confine them to and beyond what the textbook gives them. This platform will allow those people to constantly be learning and to constantly have access to educational material."