Frédéric Schepens departs Bayobab immediately

MTN Group committed to significant investments of $100 million (62.4 billion XAF) in 2025 and $300 million (187.2 billion XAF) over the next three years.

The MTN delegation met with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to discuss issues of common interest.

The extension of Mupita's contract, according to the telco, will give crucial continuity during a period of significant global and regional uncertainty.

Africa's largest telecom services provider has spent the last few months increasing its local shareholder base in several of its operating companies.

The telco informed shareholders it is continuing to engage the authorities in "constructive dialogue" and is hopeful that the ongoing discussions will result in a fair conclusion.

The telco says his presence on  the board will be instrumental in unlocking the potential of mobile technology to support sustainable development and economic growth.

The telco’s board accepted probe findings and is of the view the matter has been addressed and is now closed.

The mobile operator appoints four non-executive directors to the boards of its Fintech and Bayobab divisions.

The company's fibre segment's external revenue increased slightly as cable cuts hindered the completion and implementation of some contracts.

As part of a growth drive, Africa’s largest telco is focusing on improving operations and performance in key markets.

The telco provides insights into its HR technology plans and how it manages the group across the continent.