WATCH: Fintech to drive MTN growth in Rwanda

Business Day TV spoke to Business Day’s business writer, Mudiwa Gavaza

MTN Rwanda says it expects fintech to be the main driver of its business in 2023.

The company is also aiming to achieve 100% population coverage with its network in the East African country. Investment in networks and platforms remains a key priority, supporting MTN’s strategy to drive digital inclusion and subscriber base inclusion.Or listen to full audio

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