MTN
Rwanda has once again demonstrated its leadership in the digital and financial
ecosystem by emerging as the 'Overall Winner for Building the Largest &
Most Valuable Platforms – Fintech’ at the just-ended prestigious MTN Global
Leadership Gathering Awards.
The
recognition highlights the transformative role of fintech in Rwanda and the
impact of MTN’s mobile money services in enhancing financial accessibility. As
the fintech landscape continues to evolve, MTN Rwanda remains at the forefront,
driving growth and ensuring that more Rwandans can benefit from secure,
efficient, and innovative financial services.
Adding
to the celebration, MTN Rwanda’s CEO, Mapula Bodibe, was named 2nd Runner-Up
for CEO of the Year, standing alongside esteemed leaders from MTN Ghana, MTN
Cameroon, and MTN South Sudan. This recognition underscores her exceptional
leadership, strategic vision, and dedication to steering MTN Rwanda toward
greater heights. Under her leadership, the company has continued to expand its
digital and financial services, reinforcing its role as a key enabler of
Rwanda’s digital economy.
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These
achievements would not have been possible without the unwavering support of
customers, partners, and stakeholders who have been instrumental in MTN
Rwanda’s success. The company extends its heartfelt gratitude to all those who
have been part of this journey, from loyal customers who trust MTN’s services
to business partners who collaborate in driving digital transformation.
MTN
Rwanda also acknowledges the vital role played by key regulatory bodies,
including RwandaICT, the Rwanda Utilities Regulatory Authority (RURA), and the
National Bank of Rwanda (NBR). Their visionary leadership, progressive
policies, and commitment to fostering a conducive environment for fintech
innovation have significantly contributed to the growth of the digital and
financial sector in Rwanda. Through collaborative efforts, MTN Rwanda has been
able to implement groundbreaking solutions that not only enhance financial
inclusion but also drive economic empowerment.
By: Nana
Appiah Acquaye