(PBTH, UEPS, MCZ) CRWENewswire

Name: (PBTH, UEPS, MCZ) CRWENewswire
Uploaded: 2012-01-18
Duration: 1 min 16 s
Description: Net 1 UEPS Technologies Inc - UEPS - reported that its wholly owned subsidiary, Cash Paymaster Services Ltd has received a Letter of Award from the South African Social Security Agency for the provision of payment services for social grants in all of South Africa?s nine provinces for a period of five years.

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Date: 2012. 01. 18.

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Date: 2012. 01. 18.

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Net 1 UEPS Technologies Inc - UEPS - reported that its wholly owned subsidiary, Cash Paymaster Services Ltd has received a Letter of Award from the South African Social Security Agency for the provision of payment services for social grants in all of South Africa?s nine provinces for a period of five years.