MTN South Africa has invested hundreds of millions of rands in its network to ensure that its customers – and the thousands of fans that will be arriving in our country over the next few weeks – enjoy a seamless and quality service, both voice and data, during the 2010 FIFA World Cup and beyond.

The true spirit of Africa is no better characterised than through the grace, elegance and faces of its women, the caregivers, nurturers and mothers of this beautiful continent, and what better way to honour the women of South Africa than to celebrate them.

MTN SA Foundation has embarked on an integrated socio-economic development approach, in which Education, Arts and Culture, Health and Entrepreneurship initiatives are being implemented in the Albert Luthuli Local Municipality to foster development among the communities.

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The annual MTN 21 days of Y’ello Care programme concluded on Friday 21 May with employees in high spirits as they reflected with a sense of satisfaction at what they had achieved during the past three weeks.

The MTN Group is proud to be the supporter of Scent of invisible footprints – in moments of complexity, an exhibition and retrospective of sculpture and poetry works by world renowned artist and academic Professor Pitika Ntuli.

The community of Moretele today witnessed the inauguration of the Business Support Centre (BSC)

MTN, through its Foundation arm, is assisting the government alleviate the shortage of skilled educators particularly in the rural communities.

People living in rural communities across South Africa face multiple challenges every day

As part of its commitment to empowering people from rural communities with the skills and tools needed to drive their businesses, the MTN SA Foundation has announced a R9-million investment into the Eastern Cape with an additional R18-million committed to the area over the next two years.