After Nigerian fine MTN has lost its African crown – Vodacom now Number One
MTN’s battle over payment of a record $3.9bn Nigerian fine has cost the company its status as Africa’s highest valued telecommunications operator to rival Vodacom.
MTN’s battle over payment of a record $3.9bn Nigerian fine has cost the company its status as Africa’s highest valued telecommunications operator to rival Vodacom.
Phuthuma Nhleko, who returned to lead MTN’s negotiations over a record $3.9 billion fine in Nigeria, is moving forward with plans to step down next month, says a person familiar with the matter.
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MTN says it will cut the full-year dividend to a minimum of R7 this year due to uncertainty surrounding the payment of a record $3.9 billion fine in Nigeria.
Mobile phone operator MTN withdrew its lawsuit against Nigeria’s regulator over a $3.9 billion fine and paid $250 million towards a possible settlement.
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