MTN Group’s business operations in Cameroon has received a boost with a major cash injection announced by the company’s president and CEO, Ralph Mupita, during his visit to the country.
Mupita revealed plans to invest $100 million in 2025 and $300 million over the next three years to enhance network infrastructure, focusing on artificial intelligence and data center development. He and the MTN Cameroon team also held high-level meetings with government officials in Yaounde, including the prime minister and the minister of posts and telecommunications, as well as the South African high commissioner.
MTN emphasized its commitment to strengthening partnerships, driving digital transformation, and supporting economic growth in Cameroon. Earlier this year, Mupita highlighted Cameroon, Ghana, and Uganda as key markets for MTN, while outlining plans to improve performance in Côte d'Ivoire, Rwanda, and Zambia.
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