MTN Cameroon Gets New CEO

 By Tarhyang Enowbikah Tabe



MitwaNg’ambi has been appointed new Chief Executive Officer for MTN Cameroon

According to a release from MTN in which The Advocate was copied, “MTN Cameroon is pleased to announce the appointment of MitwaNg’ambi as the new CEO of MTN Cameroon, with effect from 1 September 2022”

MitwaNg’ambi will be succeeding Stephen Blewett who is leaving the Group for other career opportunities.

It should be noted that MitwaNg’ambi who is currently the CEO of MTN Rwanda has been a member of the MTN family for a cumulative 10 years and has also worked in the Benin and Zambia operations.

According to the release, during her time at the helm of MTN Rwanda, Mitwa has been instrumental in strengthening the business’ stakeholder engagement.

The release further states that she has also led industry transformative initiatives for digital penetration and financial inclusion and oversaw the listing of MTN Rwanda on the stock exchange and establishment of its Fintech subsidiary.

In a reaction on this development, MTN Cameroon Chairman Colin Mukete said, “We would like to thank Stephen for his valuable contribution over the years and we welcome Mitwa to the MTN Cameroon family. We are confident that her experience, exceptional leadership skills and expertise will benefit MTN Cameroon and its stakeholders.”

The Chairman would later wish her success in her new role as they execute their ambition 2025 strategic priorities.

 

About MTN Cameroon

A subsidiary of the MTN Group, represented in 20 countries around the world, MTN Cameroon is a provider of   electronic communication and payment solutions, incorporated in Cameroon since February 2000. MTN Cameroon is the leader of the Cameroonian Electronic Communications sector.

 


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