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New study maps mobile tech use among Kenya’s poorest
November 16, 2012 Editor 0
One in five Kenyans at the base of the pyramid (BoP) forgo a usual expense, such as food or a bus pass, to afford mobile phone access, according to an upcoming study commissioned by infoDev.
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