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Airtel Money IPO puts MTN, Safaricom under fresh pressure to unlock mobile money value

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Airtel deepens investment in its infrastructure in Nigeria for digital growthAirtel Africa’s decision to list its mobile money business in London is raising pressure on rivals MTN and Safaricom to

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