has committed R1 million to enable innovation, entrepreneurship and job creation for women in the digital economy.
It says 70% of the money will go directly to the business as a cash injection and the remaining 30% is aimed at support and mentorship. In a statement, MTN notes women make up 13% of the graduates leaving South African tertiary institutions with qualifications in science, technology, engineering and mathematics .
“It’s imperative to fill this inequality gap, and for us, this means making a meaningful contribution to improving female-owned businesses in the digital market.”
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