WATCH: Why MTN’s subscriber base has shrunk

Business Day TV spoke to MTN group CFO Tsholofelo Molefe about the company’s interim results

Africa’s largest mobile operator, MTN, says that SIM registration regulations in Nigeria resulted in the loss of 2.3-million subscribers during the group’s first half.

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