MTN encourages Ghanaians to use MoMo for saving, investing and financial planning
MTN is pushing MoMo beyond transfers - but what new financial tools are they bringing to your phone?
MTN Ghana is repositioning its Mobile Money service as a tool for saving, investing, and financial planning.
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