MTN chair Jonas says kicking every immigrant out of SA won’t solve economic challenges
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MTN Sounds Alarm as Rising Anti-Immigrant Sentiment Threatens South Africa’s Economy
As South Africa continues to grapple with heated debates over migration, MTN Group has warned that growing hostility toward foreign nationals could have far-reaching consequences for businesses, investment and the movement of skilled workers across the African continent. The telecommunications giant believes that limiting cross-border mobility risks undermining regional economic integration, an essential pillar of its operations and long-term gr…
Africa's future depends on expanded economic opportunity, not division
Africa’s long-term prosperity will depend less on how the continent responds to issues of migration and more on how it expands economic opportunity, strengthens regional integration and enables more people to participate meaningfully. That was the key message from MTN Group President and CEO Ralph Mupita during the Kgalema Motlanthe Foundation (KMF) Winter Seminar, where leaders from government, business, the diplomatic corps, academia and civil…
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