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Abubakar Ibrahim••664 words · 4 min read MTN Ghana's Board Chairman has spoken out about the company's stance on recent xenophobic attacks, raising questions about corporate timing and
Dr. Ishmael Yamson, Board Chairman of MTN Ghana, addressed public criticism regarding the company's delayed response to xenophobic attacks in South
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