Rob Shuter, the man brought in to contain the fallout from MTN's clashes with regulators three years ago, will bow out as CEO in March 2021,  leaving the company in the midst of executing a turnaround strategy he formulated.  

Shuter's departure will most likely turn the spotlight on CFO Ralph Mupita, the former CEO of insurance giant Old Mutual's emerging market division, and several country heads as possible successors.   ..

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