Articles about MTN

MTN Zakhele Futhi shareholders vent amid zero returns

The disgruntled shareholders take to ITWeb to fume over destroyed value as the empowerment vehicle winds down.

Tech sector posts 42% gains amid winners, losers

Analysts pick their top stocks for this year, and look at what 2026 may hold.

MTN surpasses 300m subscribers

Even as MTN exceeds 300 million subscribers in the third quarter, investors push its shares down.

Nexio appoints new CEO

Vaughn Naidoo will take on the role from January 2026.

Microwave connectivity key to SA’s digital future

The country’s microwave broadband sector continues to play a vital role in bridging structural gaps in national fibre coverage, says Africa Analysis.

Judge bins ICASA's mobile broadband regulations

A judge sets aside ICASA's mobile broadband regulations over flawed data and irregularities, refusing to allow the authority to rework them.

Vodacom adjusts airports ad campaign after MTN complaint

MTN drags its rival to the advertising watchdog, arguing its campaigns at OR Tambo and Cape Town airports are misleading.

Cell C looks to AI for uninterrupted network switching

The AI-driven tech will enable Cell C to seamlessly transfer customers from Vodacom to MTN and back again.

MTN cannot rule out future deal with Telkom, says CEO

Consolidation in the telecoms market is inevitable, says MTN Group president and CEO Ralph Mupita, adding that there are currently no active talks with Telkom.

#DataMustFall legacy endures as wireless costs rise only 1%

South Africans are paying only slightly more for wireless internet services today than they did in 2022, says the Competition Commission.

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.