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So if you convert to us $how worth is it?

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whats your point exactly you cannot calculate the figures or what
....that is 6.8 tn, remember there is airtel money too.
now send us a cumulative figure of the total mobile money transfers in Tz to support your point.
 
whats your point exactly you cannot calculate the figures or what
....that is 68 tn, remember there is airtel money too.
now send us a cumulative figure of the total mobile money transfers in Tz to support your point.
Let me check,relax dude be humble

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haha bro,uliisoma hio report au ni kupost tu, let me help you, ill post the report in the link you sent.i havent edited anything. read keenly and show me anything that suggests that tanzania has the leading mobile money transfers.
According to the WB, Tanzania is leading the world in providing low interest loans through mobile phones as well as being one of the biggest markets in the world for providing mobile money services.

The report also recognised the government efforts in putting in place high level standards of Information Communication Technology (ICT) systems compared to other countries in the world.

Kenya is also recognised as the leading country in sending money through its mobile money system, M-Pesa, an area that has in the last few years been dominated by rich countries in the world.
 
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World bank: Tanzania leads the world in mobile financial services
 
The M-Pesa mobile money service where people deposit their money or send money in Kenya is now competing with similar systems in rich countries in the world. In every 1,000 adults, there are 700 M-Pesa accounts in Kenya, which is an increase of 103 from 2013," he explained.

Prof Basu added Tanzania has invested a lot in ICT and mobile money systems enabling transfers and distribution of money, adding that Tanzania is a big market in the world for sending money using mobile phones.

"Tanzania is now the leading country in the world in providing mobile money services, giving low interest loans through mobile phone services. These are examples that other countries in the world can emulate from Africa," he noted.

Meanwhile, President Kikwete yesterday met and held talks with Queen Maxima of The Netherlands and wife of King Willem-Alexander, on how the Netherlands can assist Tanzania in speeding up efforts to improve financial services through ICT.



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