MTN is proud to once again be part of MWC Kigali, Africa’s leading technology event, taking place from 21 – 23 October 2025 at the Kigali Convention Centre, Rwanda. Hosted by the GSMA, the gathering brings together government, industry and technology leaders to explore how digital innovation can unlock inclusive growth across the continent.
”MWC Kigali provides an important platform for Africa’s leaders, innovators and partners to engage on the continent’s digital economy, demonstrate the progress already made, and shape the investments and innovations needed for the future.”
Ralph Mupita, MTN Group President and CEO
For MTN, MWC Kigali is an opportunity to showcase progress across our networks, fintech, digital services and skills initiatives, while engaging with policymakers and partners to secure an inclusive and sustainable digital future for Africa.
Advancing Africa’s Digital Agenda
As a founding partner of MWC Africa, MTN continues to value the platform’s role in listening, learning and sharing ideas to accelerate Africa’s digital transformation.
This year, our participation will be headlined by Ralph Mupita in Keynote 1: Africa’s Future First – Determining the Path to a Digital Future. The session will explore Africa’s digital transformation journey, with unique mobile subscribers projected to surpass 700 million by 2030, and examine how technologies such as AI, fintech, 5G and green innovation are reshaping industries and driving inclusive growth.
Beyond the keynote, MTN leaders will join panels and roundtables on infrastructure investment, FinTech, AI adoption, online safety, and Africa’s connected future.
An Immersive MTN Stand
Visitors to the MTN stand will experience how our platforms and innovations translate into real value for Africa’s digital future.
Together, these platforms highlight MTN’s commitment to equipping Africa for the digital economy and creating pathways to employment and innovation.
In collaboration with Ericsson, MTN will also showcase5G-enabled applications that demonstrate the impact of real-time connectivity:
HADO – an augmented reality game debuting in Africa, showing how low latency supports interactive learning, health and skills training
5G-enabled robotic dog – illustrating how connected tech enhances safety and efficiency in mining, utilities and energy
Ray-Ban Display smart glasses – featuring neural gesture control for future possibilities in accessibility, workforce productivity and digital interactions
