Mobile Money Agents have decried the huge loses they have incurred over the three days when the government blocked social media sites and mobile money services.
Government has since received fierce criticism for the action taken on Election Day of February 18th, but it has defended its decision saying it was for national security reasons.
After the service was finally restored on Sunday, KFM has spoken to a cross section of Mobile Money Agents on how they have been affected.
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