Africa’s largest mobile operator, MTN, on Thursday said it had raked in as much as R14bn in 2019 through the sale of noncore assets as part of its effort to raise R15bn in three years. 

The group announced its asset realisation programme in 2019, which aims to simplify its portfolio, reduce debt and risk and improve returns. ..

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