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Apple, facing mounting criticism of its App Store policies, has defended the platform by pointing to the small-business jobs and revenue it generates.
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MTN is seeking to challenge rival Vodacom as Africa’s biggest digital bank by tripling its customer numbers within three years. Already the continent’s biggest mobile phone company by subscribers, Johannesburg-based MTN is adding
