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Brastorne expands mAgri footprint into Cameroon

Monday, November 07, 2022 | 830 Views |

Brastorne has officially launched its flagship service mAgri in Cameroon.

Although the service will be marketed under the name Myfarm, it continues to give farmers access to agricultural information, marketplaces, and short-term financing – providing much-needed support to smallholder farmers in Cameroon.

Brastorne partnered with Orange Cameroon, through its long-standing relationship with Orange mobile group, which includes Orange Botswana, Orange DRC, as well as Orange France.

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