Mobile Money Interoperability: Simple, Yet Complex
Kenya is a leader in mobile money but its regulator has lost patience with telcos delaying the delivery of interoperability.
Kenya is a leader in mobile money but its regulator has lost patience with telcos delaying the delivery of interoperability.
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