SoshoPay

10/05/2026

Happy Mother’s Day!

08/05/2026

01/05/2026

01/05/2026

Work on the ground is what turns access into impact.

At SoshoPay, we aggregate demand, assess users, and implement energy solutions where they’re needed most.
Through The YEC Fund and Zimbabwe Microfinance Fund , that demand is financed, making it possible for households and MSMEs to actually adopt.

This Workers’ Day, we recognise our technites and field teams who install, connect, and maintain the systems that keep businesses running and homes powered.

No shortcuts. Just consistent, skilled work.

To the people building, wiring, installing, and showing up every day — we see you.

Together, we’re powering a stronger tomorrow.

🌍 www.yecfund.com

23/04/2026

Powering Real Estate MSMEs in Warren Park D ⚡🏡

Under the SoshoPay Virtual Solar Grids for MSMEs in Zimbabwe led by The YEC Fund and cofinanced by AFRICA and Zimbabwe Microfinance Fund , we recently deployed a 5kVA system (3KWp, 5.12KWh BESS) in Warren Park D, a high-density suburb in Zimbabwe.

This installation supports a real estate microenterprise, providing reliable energy for tenants and enabling consistent service delivery in a high-demand area.

With stable power in place, the property can now:
❄️ Support tenant needs including cooling and essential appliances
📶 Enable connectivity and everyday living without disruption
🏡 Operate as a dependable energy-backed rental unit

Each installation strengthens the role of small-scale property owners as providers of reliable, income-generating infrastructure.

This is how we are building virtual solar grids — one MSME at a time.

21/04/2026

Hear it from the client 🎥⚡

Nothing explains SoshoPay better than the people using it every day.

In this video, our client @100% Cleaners shares their experience — why they chose solar, how the process was, and what it’s changed for their business.

From unreliable power to running operations with confidence, this is what productive use of energy looks like in real life.

Real stories. Real impact.

💬 Do you have a business that needs Solar on Flexible Payments! Ready to get started? Say “Hi” on WhatsApp: https://wa.me/263718446021

20/04/2026

Powering a Student Economy in Mt Pleasant ⚡🧺

Under the ™️Virtual Solar Grids for MSMEs in Zimbabwe, we installed a 10.4KWp solar system, 10KVA inverter, and 15KWh BESS for a laundromat run by a youth-led entrepreneur, serving students at the University of Zimbabwe.

This installation, led by The YEC Fund and co-financed by Africa and Zimbabwe Microfinance Fund , supports a business that depends on consistent power to operate.

Designed for productive use, the system enables:
🧺 Reliable laundry services for students
⚡ Continuous operations without grid interruptions

Each deployment strengthens MSMEs that serve everyday needs, while building a network of energy-backed businesses within a growing virtual grid.

09/04/2026

Turn Your Solar Into Cash ⚡💸

With Solar4Cash by The YEC Fund , your solar system does more than power your home or business — it works for you.

Whether you need to:
💸 Unlock cash for your business
📦 Restock inventory
🚜 Support your operations

You can access financing backed by your solar system — without the usual barriers.

Simple. Practical. Built for real people.

💬 Say “Hi” on WhatsApp: https://wa.me/263718446021
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.soshopay.com

05/04/2026

Another node added to the grid. ⚡

Under the Virtual Solar Grids for MSMEs in Zimbabwe, we deployed a 4KVA system (2KWp, 2.56KWh BESS) in Eastview.

As the technical partner, SoshoPay delivered:
🔧 EPC through our ZERA-certified technites
📡 Pay-As-You-Go technology for affordable access

This system supports a home-based enterprise, enabling:
❄️ Cooling for retail
📶 Internet micro-subscription services

Turning access into opportunity.

08/03/2026

Today we celebrate the women who are not just participating in the energy transition, but building it.

At SoshoPay, women are part of the entire value chain. From speaking on global stages, to installing solar systems, to configuring energy infrastructure in homes and businesses. These are the women making clean energy practical and accessible for everyday people.

Energy access and financial inclusion are deeply connected. When women lead in this space, communities benefit. Businesses become more resilient. Opportunities expand.

The future of clean energy in Africa will be built by people who understand the realities on the ground. Many of them are the women you see here.

Happy International Women’s Day to the engineers, technicians, operators, and leaders who are powering the next chapter of Africa’s energy story.