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MTN South Africa Meets Communications Minister to Discuss Telecoms Sector

August 7, 2026
1 min read

MTN South Africa reaffirmed its commitment to investing in resilient digital infrastructure, expanding access to connectivity and working with stakeholders to create opportunities for individuals, businesses and communities.

MTN South Africa  has held discussions with the country’s Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies, Solly Malatsi, as part of the company’s ongoing engagement with key stakeholders in the telecommunications sector.

The meeting, led by MTN South Africa CEO Ferdi Moolman and the company’s Executive Committee, focused on the state of South Africa’s telecommunications industry, key sector challenges, emerging opportunities and measures needed to accelerate digital inclusion, investment and economic growth.

The discussions also highlighted the importance of stronger collaboration between government and the private sector in expanding connectivity, supporting innovation and ensuring that more South Africans benefit from the country’s growing digital economy.

MTN South Africa reaffirmed its commitment to investing in resilient digital infrastructure, expanding access to connectivity and working with stakeholders to create opportunities for individuals, businesses and communities.

The company said continued collaboration between government and industry will be critical to bridging the digital divide and building a more connected, inclusive and prosperous South Africa.

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