Published: 28 July 2017

Mobile transactions now constitute 12.5 percent of the national values and around 70.6 percent of volumes for the month ending June 2017.

This comes at a time when the cash shortages currently being experienced in the country have seen the public resorting to the highly accessible mobile money services.

According to RBZ’s governor John Mangudya mobile is now widely being accepted for transacting by the public as it has the ability to reach out to all parts and sectors of the economy.
- Business Weekly

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