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Wim Vanhelleputte- Page 2

A winner after receiving his cash prize via mobile money. Paper money was strongly opposed as it was one of the means of spreading Coronavirus.

How mobile money masked Ugandans against covid-19

Mobile money was the proverbial financial mask shiedling the entire country when movement was at its lowest and fear of infection at its highest. The life altering announcement by President Museveni limiting
April 14, 2021
MTN's CEO Wim Vanhelleputte (L) with a learner from the St. Daniels Comboni Vocational Training Instiute. MTN will empower more of such youths. Courtesy Photo

MTN Foundation youth skilling program to benefit more than 100 young minds

In yet another exciting initiative, the MTN Foundation Uganda has launched its Youth Empowerment skilling program under foundation arm of youth empowerment that is set to benefit at least 100 youths in
December 10, 2020
MTN Chief Executive Officer, Wim Vanhelleputte (2nd left) hands over a cheque to Ubimo Phillip Olarker Rauni III (3rd right) at his Bugolobi palace in Kampala yesterday

MTN Partners with Ker Alur Kingdom Ahead of Ubimo Phillip Olarker Rauni III 10th Coronation Anniversary Celebrations

MTN Uganda has offered Ker Alur Kingdom a sponsorship package worth UGX20 million as the kingdom prepares to celebrate the tenth coronation anniversary of His Majesty, the Ubimo of Alur, Phillip Olarker
October 27, 2020
The partnership enables the entities to introduce two Trust accounts will enable mobile money traders and consumers to access electronic cash or what is commonly known as float. Courtesy photo

MTN, Airtel restore mobile money services

MTN Uganda and Airtel Uganda have restored mobile money services between the two networks. In a joint statement today, Wim Vanhelleputte, Chief Executive Officer MTN Uganda and VG Somasekhar, Managing Director Airtel
October 12, 2020
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