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Mobile payment services offer an additional revenue stream for telecom operators to increase their ARPUs.

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Mobile madness Jordan styleJordan’s aspirations to become a regional centre of excellence for New Economy companies got a boost in September as the Kingdom opened up competition in its mobile phone market. Deregulation of the communications sector is touted by analysts as one of the single most important steps a country can make if it wants to improve its global standing. Is it working in Jordan? Rob Corder went to Amman to find out.‹ Previous
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Mobile wallet

Rensburg says that African people embrace mobile payments.

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