MTN Group has announced its induction into the inaugural Brand Africa Hall of Fame, celebrating the company’s transformational impact on consumers across the continent and its role in shaping a positive African narrative.
The announcement was made in a post on MTN’s official X (formerly Twitter) account, where the telecoms giant expressed its pride in receiving the prestigious honour. The recognition was part of the launch of the 2025 edition of the Brand Africa 100 rankings, an annual independent survey that covers over 30 African countries, representing more than 85% of the continent’s population and GDP.
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MTN was named:
* Number 1 Most Admired African Brand Contributing to a Better Africa
* Number 1 Most Admired African Brand
* Number 1 Most Admired Brand Doing Good for Society and the Environment
* Number 1 Most Admired Telecommunications Brand
In response to the honour, MTN said:
“We are deeply humbled to be inducted into the inaugural Brand Africa Hall of Fame, recognising our ongoing efforts to positively impact our continent.”
The recognition highlights the combined efforts of MTN’s teams, partners, and stakeholders across 16 countries. It also reflects the organisation’s unified commitment to broadening digital access, promoting financial inclusion, and contributing meaningfully to Africa’s socioeconomic development.
Ralph Mupita, MTN Group President and CEO, said the award holds special significance during Africa Month.
“It reflects the progress we continue to make as a continent and the role trusted brands must play in advancing inclusive, digitally enabled growth. We are grateful for the trust and confidence placed in us by the people we serve. We remain committed to making a positive difference, together,” he stated.
Mupita also acknowledged the collective contributions that have shaped MTN’s success, extending gratitude to the company’s users, partners, and stakeholders across the continent for their role in achieving the milestone.
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