MTN Group CEO Ralph Mupita says the company will welcome competition from Starlink and other satellite internet providers — so long as they comply with SA law.

Mupita also welcomed the concept of a secondary spectrum market, in which spectrum could be traded like any other commodity, saying the high cost of licensing forced the local telecom giant to pass on costs to consumers...

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