Vega Exclusive: How Pando Target Is Turning Financial Discipline Into Collective Buying.

“What if you didn’t have to wait forever to own what you need, and you didn’t have to do it alone?” asks Evans Twineamatsiko, CEO of Pandora Networks EA Limited, with a smile.

In our second exclusive at Vega Radio, Evans dives into what could become the next major tech revolution in East Africa — Pando Target. Hot on the heels of launching Pandora Swift Booking, Twineamatsiko now unveils a platform that empowers users to achieve their purchase goals through smart contributions, community targeting, and even land acquisition at wholesale prices.And yes — it’s already live and ready to use.

What Is Pando Target?

Pando Target is not just an app — it’s a financial mindset.
It allows users to:
Set personal purchase targets (land, gadgets, furniture, etc.)
Contribute funds gradually
Track every step of progress
Join group targets to unlock huge discounts through bulk buying
“We built Pando Target to help people stop dreaming and start owning,” Evans Twineamatsiko explains. “It’s goal-based buying — disciplined, social, and affordable.”
How It Works:

Whether you want to buy a plot of land, a motorcycle, or a laptop, here’s how Pando Target helps:

🎯 Set Your Goal
Pick your target — for example, a 50ft by 100ft plot in Biharwe, Mbarara.
💰 Contribute in Bits
Add money weekly or monthly through the app. It’s like saving — but smarter.
👥 Go Solo or Join a Group
If you’re aiming for land or big items, join others with the same goal and split the total cost, unlocking major savings.
📈 Stay on Track
The app gives real-time updates on your progress, keeping you focused and financially disciplined.

💬 Real Example: Buying Land Smarter
Let’s say you’re eyeing a 50x100ft plot that costs UGX 8 million. That’s steep if you’re buying alone.
But what if you joined a group on Pando Target?
With 8 people pooling together to buy an acre for UGX 25 million, each person pays just UGX 3.2 million — a 60% savings thanks to the power of group targeting and bulk deals.
“We’re democratizing land ownership,” Twineamatsiko says. “We’re giving people a way to own land without taking on crippling loans or making rash financial decisions.” And all this is done in very small installments of say 10k, 20k which most people can afford.

📲 Financial Discipline, Digitized
What really sets Pando Target apart is how it encourages a new culture of saving and goal fulfillment.
You don’t need to wait for a windfall. You don’t need to get a loan. Just create a target, contribute regularly, and let the platform guide you toward success.
“We want to raise a generation of goal-oriented, financially responsible buyers,” Twineamatsiko says. “If you can stay on track with small goals, you can eventually own anything — debt-free.”

🚀 Beyond Land: Target Anything
While land is one of the biggest use cases, Pando Target isn’t limited to real estate.
You can use it to buy:
Smartphones
Home appliances
Business equipment
Farming tools
Or even coordinate community projects
Set it. Track it. Own it.

🔓 Transparency and Trust
All activities — contributions, balances, group progress — are 100% trackable in the Pando Target app, giving you full visibility into your goals and group progress.
There are no hidden fees, and users are kept informed at every step.

📱 How to Get Started
Pando Target is free to download and use:
Visit: https://pandotarget.com/sign-in?redirectUrl=/

https://pandoraswift.com/
Download the app from the Play Store
Choose a personal or group target
Start contributing today!

🔊 Final Word from Evans

“People always say they can’t afford things — but most of the time, it’s not about affordability, it’s about approach. With Pando Target, we’re changing the approach. And with that, we’re changing lives.”
And he’s right.
This isn’t just tech. This is a movement — toward collective ownership, affordable access, and financial growth.
Buy Better. Buy Together.
Pando Target — Powered by Pandora Networks EA Limited.
This has been DJ Sky on Vega Radio — bringing you the future, one target at a time.

Written by Amos Boom