Articles about MTN

WeThinkCode celebrates class of 2025 graduates

The 361 students completed the programme across four campuses in Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban.

MTN Zakhele Futhi winds down after years of share value decline

With the MTN empowerment fund experiencing ongoing financial challenges, the picture for shareholders looks bleak as its shares have fallen sharply and dividends have been sparse.

MTN flags down Gauteng’s lucrative taxi industry

The South African National Taxi Council Gauteng has been appointed as a reseller for MTN Business.

Blue Label deal a ‘lifeline’ for Cell C, says CompCom

The Competition Commission argues before the Competition Tribunal that the transaction would give Cell C “another chance at life”.

Managed AI services key to cloud, data centre investment, says MTN

The technology will have a significant impact on business’ ability to harness infrastructure quickly and at scale.

MTN SA invests R220m in ECape network infrastructure

The investment will enhance network quality, expand connectivity and upgrade MTN’s infrastructure in the Eastern Cape.

AI-driven infrastructure demand lifts telco share prices

Telco shares surge as operators increase spend to meet demand for connectivity, data centres and new technologies like AI.

MTN chairman’s US diplomatic role sparks political fallout

MTN chairman Mcebisi Jonas’s role as US envoy sparks political row after claims Washington rejected his diplomatic credentials.

ITWeb TV: The man behind Cell C’s virtualised network

Cell C, SA’s fourth-largest mobile operator, is capitalising on the strengths of its larger competitors, Vodacom and MTN, to enhance its network capabilities, says CTO Schalk Visser.

It’s not about who owns towers, says Cell C in ad defence

The company says it has closed the quality gap by renegotiating roaming agreements that ensure full parity of service with partner networks.

‘Fiercely contested’ best network claim pits MTN against Cell C

MTN objects to Cell C’s “Now on SA’s Best Network” advert appearing across various media formats, saying it is deliberately crafted to mislead consumers.

Biometric fee hike sparks search for alternatives

A sharp rise in the ID verification fees charged by home affairs sparks debate, with some suggesting digital alternatives, while others urge continued integration with official systems.