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No more jobs for agents as MTN installs Mobile Money ATMs in Kampala

Mulema Najib by Mulema Najib
5 years ago
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As technology advances, most people gain from the development but there are also a few people who are negatively affected.

Apparently, some MTN Mobile agents are crying foul since the telecom company has decided to install Mobile Money ATMs meaning the human workforce in time to come will no longer be needed in that field.

Amarante Consulting, a boutique consultancy firm specialized in Digital Financial Services (DFS) across emerging markets has reported on its Twitter account  a picture of an installed ATM Mobile Money Machine in Uganda.

The Boutique consultancy specializing in Digital Finance, Mobile Money, mPayments, mBanking, mHealth, mAgriculture, ICT4Dev at the BoP in emerging markets added that there’s much movement and promise in Uganda’s Digital Financial Services (DFS).

Amarante Consulting brings unparalleled field knowledge through direct involvement in over 40 DFS projects around the world. Amarante believes that each market is unique and requires a specific approach.

Amarante builds on its rich experience, leverages best practices and develops a sound understanding of the operational context to make any Digital Financial Services (DFS) project a success.

 


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