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MTN wants out of Afghan chaos after Syrian blister

The South African telecommunication operator was not ready for the Taliban's lightening takeover and is struggling to balance the need to keep its services running with wanting to avoid making compromises with Kabul's new leaders, fearing potential problems with them as much as in US courts. [...]
Published on 31.08.2021 at 06:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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South Africa's MTN treads a fine diplomatic line to stay atop Nigerian telecoms market

Over the last two decades, MTN has succeeded in establishing itself as leader on the Nigerian mobile phone market despite the West African country's uneasy relations with the big South African companies. Nigeria and South Africa are fierce diplomatic and economic rivals but MTN has used a varity of different survival techniques to hold on to its position.

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