MTN is facing increasing pressure from the Ugandan regulator to list its local subsidiary on the Kampala Stock Exchange. This is the question that is agitating the landerneau of Ugandan financial operators: will MTN Uganda be, yes or no, soon to be listed on the Kampala Stock Exchange? The speculation that surrounds the Ugandan…...
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MTN Uganda “invited” to join Kampala Stock Exchange
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Towards a forced introduction on the stock exchange of the MTN subsidiary in Uganda.
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