The increasing number of armed robbery attacks on mobile money merchants has reached an alarming rate, calling for new security measures to curb the canker.
The latest victim is a 31-year old Mobile Money operator who was shot dead by some unknown assailants in the Afigya Kwabre District of the Ashanti Region.
Current figure show that mobile money agents increased from 136 thousand in 2016 to 194 thousand in 2017.
My colleague Bobbie Osei explores the subject of security for mobile money vendors and the way forward in the following report.
Click to listen to full audio report.
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