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The number of African mobile-phone subscribers went from zero a little more than a decade ago to 506 million by the end of September 2010, and they are expected to total 800 million by 2014, according to industry analyst Informa Telecoms & Media.

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in 2007, when Safaricom launched a money-transfer-by-text-message service called M-Pesa (M for mobile, pesa for money in Swahili). The idea is simple: A Safaricom subscriber takes cash he wants to transfer to another person, along with the recipient's mobile number, to a Safaricom agent like Maina. The agent takes the sender's money and, for a small fee, uploads the value to his or her prepaid phone account, then sends on the credit to the recipient's phone account.