JOHANNESBURG – South African mobile phone operator MTN has appointed the country’s former Auditor General, Shauket Fakie, to manage business risk, the group said yesterday.
“MTN’s operations have widespread and deep impact on the economies of the 21 countries in which we operate. We believe that Mr Fakie’s experience and the respect for his achievements in South Africa and across the globe will be invaluable to our business,” MTN Chief Executive Phuthuma Nhleko said in a statement.Fakie was appointed Auditor General in 1999 and will join MTN from January 1 2007.Nampa-ReutersWe believe that Mr Fakie’s experience and the respect for his achievements in South Africa and across the globe will be invaluable to our business,” MTN Chief Executive Phuthuma Nhleko said in a statement.Fakie was appointed Auditor General in 1999 and will join MTN from January 1 2007.Nampa-Reuters
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