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The Vodacom head office in Midrand. Picture: FREDDY MAVUNDA
The Vodacom head office in Midrand. Picture: FREDDY MAVUNDA

Vodacom has reported lower headline earnings per share at the halfway stage, largely due to a currency depreciation in Ethiopia and one-off costs in its international business. But CEO Shameel Joosub is confident that the group is poised for a stronger second-half performance. Business Day TV sat down with Shameel Joosub to discuss this in more detail.

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