mobile phones & Livelihood
this phone payment system fits people with irregular incomes
prepaid mobile service
many African capitals did this in size after independence
doubled
youth can make up this % of urban populations
60-70%
Christianity and Islam are based on these sacred texts?
scriptures
Translating the Bible helped standardize this
language/dialect identity
phones help microenterprises by providing this type of information
prices/availability of goods
structural adjustment policies reshaped cities by altering this
economic distribution/location
Street vending is risky but part of this sector
informal employment
This term describes blending/adapting religions
syncretism
Pentecostal growth stresses experience like this
speaking in tongues/healing
phones are used socially to announce urgent events like this
funerals/social announcements
Chinese commercial activity sparked resentment because it created this
new dependencies
AZIEA was formed to help workers gain this recognition
labor force recognition/standards
African rooted religions often recognized this type of being?
A creator god/spirits
some churches provide economic help through this
loans/business support
mobile connectivity helps support livelihoods mainly by enabling this
networking/contact building
foreign investment created new patterns of this in urban markets
segregation/inequality
Urban gender mobility difference limit freedom mainly for?
young women
sufi jihad could refer to this type of effort
spiritual or armed struggle
the Holy Spirit Movement was founded by this leader
Alice Auma
urban youth see mobile phones as this type of object
a required accessory of urban life
upscale development displaced small traders to these locations
peripheral areas/streets
Youth independence struggles relate to lacking this economic ability
supporting a household/family
Muslim reform movements sometimes promote more of this
Sharia implementation
Her follower led this militant group
Lord's Resistance Army