Samuel Mungadze is a journalist at ITWeb. He covers a range of topics including telecommunications, finance, and investment, with a particular focus on drone technology, AI platforms, and 5G technology. Samuel's insights and analyses have been featured in ITWeb, ITWeb Africa, and defenceWeb.
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Clydestone said the claim involves proprietary intellectual property, confidential commercial information and operational methodology developed during the engagement.
Samuel Mungadze MTN Ghana said the proceedings do not affect its operations, services or Mobile Money business.
He said the macroeconomic environment remained challenging, citing inflation and global pressures, but noted relative stability in the Naira supported planning and cost management.
Towers are a critical value-creation driver that will strengthen MTN's strategic and financial position for the future, said Ralph Mupita, Group CEO of MTN Group
MTN Group, Africa's largest telco, maintains separately listed operating companies on local stock exchanges across its footprint, allowing regional investors to hold direct equity while providing a clear window into broader group performance.
He explained: “Regulators should not ignore the activity already taking place, but the answer is not simply to allow stablecoin use to grow without structure. Africa needs safer access points, better monitoring, compliance standards, and rules that protect users without cutting them off from tools they already find useful.”
Sim Tshabalala, Standard Bank Group CEO. Generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools are now actively used by 72% of Standard Bank Group employees, with 87 specific use cases approved across the organisation.
MTN Group president and CEO Ralph Mupita. Fintech transaction values grew by more than a third to $330 billion in the first half of 2026, driving strong performance for MTN Group.
The development comes as Africa is shifting from being a consumer of digital infrastructure to a builder, owner and operator of the networks that power its digital economy.
Tallinn-based regulatory technology company Instarc has secured a €1.25 million strategic investment led by HFO Investments to accelerate the commercial rollout of its cloud-native compliance platform in South Africa.
