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    Yello

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    Content

    1. Our history

    2. Truly Glocal

    3. Our Market Philosophy

    4. The challenges & opportunities

    5. In Conclusion

    6

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    1. Our History

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    MTN..The Journey begins at home

    Voice

    Data

    ISP

    Fixed

    Wireless

    Converged

    1973 1994 2009

    LO C AL

    ConsumerBusiness

    Government

    ContentServices

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    and goes abroad..

    1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

    SA RwandaSwazilan

    dUganda

    CameroonNigeria CotedIvoireCongoZambia

    IranBotswana

    Investcom Acquisition

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    Not just GSM..but ISPs as well

    21 Countries acrossAfrica and Middle East

    ISP presence in at least11 Countries

    GPRS, EDGE and 3G,HSPA & beyond

    International and fibreconnectivity

    EIG, EASSy

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    Where is the power to influence theworld stage?

    Percentage

    Ref: Henley 2008

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    The Key : Emerging Markets

    Global mobile consumers will increase to 4.7 billion by2012. Emerging markets will account for 87 percent of the

    increase.

    4.7

    Ref: Pyramid Research07

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    Unlimited Potential

    The exponential growth of mobile phones has defiedpredictions that the technology was too expensive to beviable in Africa.

    African subscriber numbers grew by 5,000% between 1998

    and 2003.

    In 2000, South Africa accounted for 50% of Africas mobilesubscribers. By 2007, almost 85% of Africas 250 millionsubscribers were in other countries.

    African countries with greater mobile use have seen ahigher rate of economic growth.

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    Think Big

    Think Fast

    Think Ahead

    Ideas are no-ones

    Monopoly

    Defining ourselves as a marketleader

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    2. TRULY GLOCAL

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    A Single Global Brand Directive

    everywhere you go

    Functional

    Coverage Availability

    Service

    Product

    Emotional

    Life Path Partnership

    Support

    Empowering

    GLOBAL

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    One Group. One Brand. One Future.

    In 2004, MTN aligned the 6 markets under one global vision/general strategic guideline

    MTN Global Vision

    To be the leading provider of telecommunicationsin emerging markets

    MTN Strategic Guideline

    A two-fold expansion strategy of leveraging existing business and

    growing into new markets

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    MTN Group Vision

    To be the leader in telecommunications in emerging markets

    Consolidation anddiversification

    Leverage existingfootprint and

    intellectual capacity

    Convergence andoperational evolution

    Increased competitiveness

    Bestpractice

    Hub andcluster Diversification

    Procurement synergies

    Skillsoptimisation Brand

    Value

    proposition

    Execution excellence

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    Our Global Brand Values

    Relationships Can Do

    Leadership

    Integrity

    Innovation

    Commitment,Guidance,Courage

    Teamwork,Personal, Caring

    Optimism, FutureFocus,

    Passionate

    Simplicity, Imagination,Insight, Creativity

    Trusted, SolidPrinciples,

    Togetherness

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    The Global Brand Mantra

    1. The Ultimate responsibility of delivering the brand rests onthe whole company the Leadership, HR, Sales,Marketing etc.

    2. All actions must submit to our unifying purpose and brandvalues as being on-brand.

    3. We need to differentiate the Brand in ways which makes itdifficult to copy.4. The Consumer Insight must drive all our actions-i.e. new

    products, call centres & sales channels.

    5. We need to pay greater attention to Community & Careissues.

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    MTN Brand Philosophy

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    From Local + Global to Glocal

    Local

    Teaching

    One way of doingthings

    Its possible

    Global

    Learning

    Many different ways

    The World is youroyster

    Glocal

    Teaching & learningMost appropriate

    Always aspirational, anything is possible

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    MTN Growth end 2008

    National player African player Emerging marketplayer

    To be the leader in telecommunications in emerging markets

    1993 1997 1998 2005 2006 2008

    ZAR203bn (31 Dec

    2008)

    520m

    2006-2008

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    MTN Global Footprint

    22

    MTN Subscribers (Mar-09)

    South and East West and CentralMiddle East andAfrica Region Africa Region Africa Region

    RSA Nigeria Iran17,428,000 25,908,000 18,252,000

    Uganda Ghana Syria3,987,000 6,777,000 3,428,000

    Rwanda Cameroon Sudan1,330,000 3,824,000 2,658,000

    Botswana Cte dIvoire Afghanistan1,019,000 3,810,000 2,358,000

    Zambia Benin Yemen778,000 1,111,000 1,972,000

    Swaziland Guinea Conakry Cyprus547,000 1,003,000 170,000

    Congo Brazzaville942,000Liberia

    534,000

    Guinea Bissau366,000

    Now operating in 21 countries serving acombined population of over 520 millionpeople

    Customer base = 103.2 million

    Revenue 57.3 billion ZAR

    Major languages covered: English (x9)French (x5), Arabic (x3) plus

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    MTN Vision

    To be the leader in telecommunications in emerging markets

    Consolidation anddiversification

    Leverage existingfootprint and

    intellectual capacityConvergence and

    operational evolution

    Increased competitiveness

    Bestpractice

    Hub andcluster Diversification

    Procurement synergies

    Skillsoptimisation Brand

    Value

    proposition

    Execution excellence

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    3. Our Market Philosophy

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    Our Market Philosophy

    Local is Lekker.

    Knowledge sharing, experience & synergies from other

    markets crucial.

    Careful selection of business partners, localshareholders, representation on boards, and sound

    government relations to effectively manage thebusiness.

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    Our Market Philosophy (cont.)

    Consistent management structures in all operations -board oversight, VP structures and managementcontrol through the CEO, CFO.

    Global marketing priorities and standardisation of theproduct and services portfolio across the Group.

    Global best practice & speed of implementation is

    crucial.

    Global procurement deals and processes.

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    4. The Challenges & Opportunities

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    Unlimited Hopes & Aspirations

    Despite a global view which sometimes shoehornsemerging markets into a single entity of hardship, theshared identity is optimistic & aspirational andgeared to collective and personal improvement andachievement .

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    The Challenges & Opportunities

    1. Moving up the value stack

    2. Voice still the killer application today However Call charges dropping 15 20% per annum More and more competitors

    3. Access to devices

    Affordability of handsets and devices in emergingmarkets key

    4. Convergence : Mobile e-mail, content, the internet,communities of users, M-Commerce, education

    5. Speed of innovation

    6. Regulatory Environment

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    Success depends on...

    A Big & Bold Vision.

    A strategy that embraces the differences between markets aswell as recognises the strengths of individual countries.

    Investment & belief in our people.

    Never comfortable with the status quo.

    Speed of implementation. The ability to act as a good corporate citizen and comply with

    governance standards

    The determination to succeed.

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    In Conclusion

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    Our People

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    Employee Involvement

    Social responsibilitymust be driven fromthe top-down, but itmust touch the lives of

    each employee. 21 Days of Yello Care

    provides MTNemployees in all 21markets a chance to beinvolved in giving back.

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    Our Passion

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    Football Soccer)

    Football is the common language that people speakaround the globe.

    Football is about aspiration ,hope, CAN-DO

    MTN is the sponsor of:2006/2008 Africa Cup of Nations (Title)FIFA 2010 (Global 2 nd Tier)

    Fits perfectly with our vision for leadership inemerging markets and global brand aspirations.

    Global Aspirations Through

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    Global Aspirations ThroughSponsorship

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    But also, touching lives

    Malaria

    HIV/Aids

    Cholera

    Health

    EducationTertiary

    Education

    SkillsDevelopment

    Science (R&D)

    CultureArt

    Sports

    Music

    The MTN Foundation is an integral part of each operation. Up to

    1% of PAT ensures that we give something back to communities.

    21 Days 1 000s of Employees 1

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    21 Days, 1,000s of Employees, 1purpose

    MTNers paint black boards in local schools in DoualaMTN Cote dIvoire took to the streets of Abidjanin great numbers to clean up the city

    Tree planting in Sudan MTN Uganda staff at the Inganga Hospital maternity wa

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    you

    nyouThankThank you

    Mercimotashakkeram

    Shukran

    chokrane

    obrigado

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