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Figure 1: % of Formally Banked South African Adults 2004
Figure 2: Number of Mzansi accounts opened (4 major commercial banks) in millions
Table 3: % Formally Banked by LSM
Figure 4: Mzansi Accounts opened vs. active accounts (4 major banks)
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