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MTN and Standard Bank Mark 30 Years of Driving Africa’s Growth and Innovation Through Strategic Partnership

MTN has announced the celebration of its 30-year partnership with Standard Bank Group, marking a historic collaboration with its first-ever banking partner. The milestone reflects a shared commitment to advancing connectivity and driving financial inclusion across Africa. Over the past three decades, MTN and Standard Bank have worked together to empower millions, delivering innovative solutions that have transformed lives and bolstered economic growth on the continent.

Ralph Mupita, MTN’s Group CEO, and other senior MTN executives attended a special event, “Tapestry of African Heritage,” hosted by Sim Tshabalala, CEO of Standard Bank Group. The event celebrated the shared journey and enduring partnership between the two organizations. It highlighted how their combined efforts have not only facilitated communication but also promoted financial services to previously underserved populations.

MTN expressed its gratitude to Standard Bank for being an essential partner in this journey. The collaboration has played a pivotal role in MTN’s success and in making a lasting impact across Africa. As the partnership enters its next phase, both organizations look forward to continuing their mission of fostering innovation and growth throughout the region.

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