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30, January 2025
Yaoundé: New MTN Cameroon CEO meets industry leaders 0
Wanda Matandela, MTN Cameroon’s new CEO, began his first visit to the West African country this week, joined by a delegation led by outgoing CEO Mitwa Kaemba Ng’ambi.
During this introductory tour, the MTN Cameroon delegation engaged with esteemed government officials including Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute, technical advisor of Cameroon, Jean-Claude Ayem Mauger.
The group also met with the minister of Posts and Telecommunications, Minette LIBOM LI LIKENG, director general of the Telecommunications Regulatory Board, and Professor Philemeon Zoo Zame, director general of the National Agency for Information and Communication Technologies.
The meetings gave Ng’ambi the opportunity to formally introduce her successor to senior executives and say goodbye.
Ng’ambi will begin her new post as CEO of MTN Côte d’Ivoire on March 1, 2025, the same day Matandela takes over as CEO of MTN Cameroon.
Matandela was MTN SA’s Chief Commercial Operations Officer until his current appointment.
He is a seasoned business executive with extensive expertise in ICT, financial services, and entertainment industries.
The telco executive has a BCom Accounting degree, a Masters in Information Systems from Wits, an MBA from Stellenbosch, and a Certificate in Leadership from IMD, Switzerland.
Source: iTweb Africa