The agreement, signed on Friday at the Accountant General’s Conference Hall in Banjul, is expected to widen access to government payment services by integrating SUTURA into the government’s digital payment ecosystem, making it easier for citizens to pay taxes, fees and other public service charges through multiple electronic channels. The initiative forms part of the government’s broader drive towards a cashless economy, enhanced transparency an…
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