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Phoney finance

Phoney finance or mobile telephony and banking.

'Most South Africans do not have bank accounts. But most do have mobile phones.'

   October 2006

Put the missing words at their right place to understand what the technology of mobile telephony is dramatically changing already  in developing third countries.

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