STARTUP WATCH- Egyptian fintech startups land contract for online tuition fee payment service: Local fintech startups Klickit and Paymob have signed an agreement with private sector education provider GEMS to provide online tuition fee payments for the parents and guardians of over 6k students, according to a statement (pdf). The agreement covers GEMS’ network of 20 schools in 13 countries, including four in Egypt: The British School Al-Rehab, Madinaty Language School, Madinaty Integrated Language Schools (MILS) and the British International School Madinaty.
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