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Tanzanian traders favour mobile money wallets, according to new report

Published on: Monday 17 July 2023

A recent Standard Bank (Stanbic) study revealed that Tanzania stands apart from other African countries, where cash payments still dominate and mobile money adoption lags. Mobile money wallets are ...

News source: https://www.pulse.ng/story/tanzanian-traders-favour-mobile-money-wallets-according-to-new-report-2024072614284306130

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