MTN Mobile Money Zambia holds 2026–2028 Fintech Strategy and Board meeting in Johannesburg

Date: 2026-01-30
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By:  Nana Appiah Acquaye

MTN Mobile Money Zambia Limited has commenced its 2026–2028 Fintech Strategy and Board meetings at the MTN Group Headquarters in Johannesburg, marking an important milestone in shaping the next phase of the company’s growth and strategic direction.

The two-day session brings together the Board of MTN Mobile Money Zambia Limited and senior leadership, led by Chief Executive Officer Mr. Komba Malukutila. The meetings are focused on aligning governance, strategy and execution priorities in line with MTN Group’s broader fintech ambitions across Africa.

The discussions were further strengthened by the participation of the Group Fintech Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Serigne Dioum, whose presence underscored the importance of close collaboration between the Group and operating companies. Strategic guidance was also acknowledged from the Fintech Group President and the Board Chairman, as leadership collectively examined opportunities to accelerate innovation and sustainable growth.

During the session, management presented the 2026–2028 strategy, highlighting how the Group Fintech strategy has been localized for the Zambian market. The strategy places renewed emphasis on delivering tangible value to customers through innovation, enhanced customer experience, and the development of inclusive, digital-first financial solutions.

The Board also considered key priorities aimed at strengthening the control environment, building robust and stable technology capabilities, and developing a high-performing and resilient workforce. Particular attention was given to embedding employee wellbeing as a foundation for long-term organisational performance.

The strategy and board meetings are expected to provide clear direction for MTN Mobile Money Zambia as it advances its role in driving financial inclusion and digital transformation, while creating meaningful impact for customers and communities across Zambia and the wider African market.

 

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