of corporate communications are more similar to those of Public Relations though they differ a bit. This paper is going to examine the Vodacom Tanzania company‚ to see how they implement Strategic corporate communication techniques and make the company the so successful in mobile communication industry in the country. The study also is interested to know how Vodacom communicates with its employees‚ the external audiences and other stake holders. INTRODUCTION The field of corporate communication
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Welcome to the New World MTN Group Limited Final results for the year ended 31 December 2012 Agenda 01 Strategic and operational overview Sifiso Dabengwa Group President and CEO 02 Financial overview Nazir Patel Group Chief Financial Officer 03 Looking ahead Sifiso Dabengwa Group President and CEO Strategic and operational overview MTN vision and mission Creating and managing stakeholder value Creating value for our shareholders‚ employees and communities in a sustainable way and
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While a typical Egyptian father would be teaching his son about soccer‚ I was being taught what a Hepatitis C cell looks like. Although Soccer was the national sport‚ I never had interest in playing it unlike most friends from school. I would always wait on the balcony‚ which I barely reached the top of‚ for him to come back from work and bring all these things my eight year old brain did not handle. I would listen to some great stories of him with his co workers trying to solve a problem. He loved
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MTN Group Operating Regions South and East Africa MTN South Africa‚ MTN Swaziland‚ MTN Zambia‚ MTN Uganda‚ MTN Rwanda and Mascom Botswana. West and Central Africa MTN Nigeria‚ MTN Cameroon‚ MTN Congo-Brazzaville‚ MTN Côte d’Ivoire‚ MTN Benin‚ MTN Ghana‚ MTN Guinea Bissau‚ MTN Guinea and MTN Liberia. Middle East and North Africa MTN Iran‚ MTN Afghanistan‚ MTN Cyprus‚ MTN Sudan‚ MTN Syria and MTN Yemen. MTN Group Vision MTN’s vision is to be the emerging markets’ leading telecommunications
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Vodacom Memo Thomas McQuaid Lea Niglio-Parein Paola Gonzalez-Zabala Vodacom Project 1 3/12/14 The purpose of this memorandum is to analyze and explain the current brand positioning and target market of South African company‚ Vodacom‚ from previous commercial advertisements. After having analyzed the current target market and brand position we would recommend a new target market and position for Vodacom of South African’s age range‚ 15-55 (58.7 % of total population) and include the following
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SIGNATURE: ……………………………. STUDENT NAME: MRS WEMA MBWANA SIGNATURE……………………………… REPORT SUPERVISOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT My special thanks goes out to Vodacom Tanzania head office MILIMANI CITY that were part and parcel of the preparation of this project report by providing me all essential materials (data) required. Very special thanks goes out to my Report supervisor Mrs. Wema Mbwana‚ It’s also my sincerely
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THE LIKELY MERGER BETWEEN BHARTI AIRTEL AND MTN Let me start of by giving a brief introduction on the background of the two companies involved‚ that is Bharti Airtel & South Africa’s MTN‚ about whom we will be talking at length later on in the discussion. COMPANY PROFILES: Bharti Airtel: Bharti Airtel is the flagship company of Bharti enterprises. It is India’s largest and first private telecom service provider with a footprint in all three 23 telecom circles. Bharti Airtel since its inception
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MTN NIGERIA COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED Prior to 1999‚ which heralded the return of democracy to the Federal Republic of Nigeria‚ 30 companies had the Digital Mobile License (DML). None of these companies were fully operational as the lacked the technical and financial capability to operate the DML. Aside from the digital mobile licensee‚ the only active player who was more or less a monopoly was Nitel. The advent of democracy resulted in the appointment of a new regulator for the telecommunications
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TELECOMMUNICATIONS IN NIGERIA : MTN 2001 TO 2009 AS A CASE STUDY CHAPTER ONE Introduction/Background to the Study Objectives of the Study Significance of the Study Scope and Limitation of the Study Research Methodology Literature Review End Notes CHAPTER TWO Telecommunications in Nigeria Historical Development of Telecommunications in Nigeria Introduction of Global System for Mobile Communication (GSM) in Nigeria End Notes CHAPTER THREE Origin and Growth of MTN in Nigeria MTN Operations in Nigeria
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1.0: INTRODUCTION 1.1: Overview of telecommunication industry in Tanzania Before the liberalization of the telecommunication sector‚ the telephone communication service was the monopoly of the TTCL‚ a state-owned company under the Tanzania Posts and Telecommunications Corporation (TPTC). The TTCL held a monopoly in the provision of communication and was also responsible for the regulation of the telecommunication sector. In the context of a wider economic liberalization policy in the country‚ the
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