The company's public sector division performed poorly in its interim results.
But some clients say they still cannot do critical banking.
The company aims to grow outside of SA once it is happy with debt levels.
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Headline earnings per share and earnings per share remained unchanged at 26.8 cents.
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The company's decision to go into East Africa is already starting to pay off, it says.
The company saw its revenue rise by 60% during its interim period, but admits the growth may be hard to sustain.
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The group dropped 8% in revenue and 28% in EBITDA in the six months to 31 August 2009.
The bank says it is instituting legal action against FoneWorx to get R1.5 million of its money back.
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