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Ferdi Moolman is new CEO of MTN South Africa – TechCentral | SA News

19 August 2025 by Guest
Ferdi Moolman is new CEO of MTN South Africa
Incoming MTN South Africa CEO Ferdi Moolman

Charles Molapisi is stepping down as CEO of MTN South Africa, and is being replaced in the role by Ferdi Moolman, who was a key driver behind the telecommunications group’s growth in Nigeria, where he was CEO between 2016 and 2021.

At the same time, Yolanda Cuba, currently MTN Group’s vice president for Southern and East Africa, will step down from the group executive committee to become deputy CEO and executive director of MTN South Africa.

“Both Ferdi and Yolanda bring extensive group-wide experience and will collaborate to accelerate growth and maximise returns in MTN South Africa,” it added.

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