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Picture: FREDDY MAVUNDA
Picture: FREDDY MAVUNDA

MTN has had a tough first half as it felt the pinch of a weaker Naira and its Sudanese operations faced issues. This led the mobile phone operator to report its first loss in eight years.

Business Day TV caught up with Africa Analysis ICT analyst Dobek Pater to discuss the results in more detail.

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