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Business

MTN said to eye investors for R17.5bn IHS Nigeria stake

Moneyweb · 27 August 2026 at 06:58

'Proceeds from any sell-down would be used to pay down IHS-related debt,' MTN’s Chief Executive Officer Ralph Mupita said.

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