Join the MTN Business Partner Programme

MTN Business has launched its channel partner programme, which gives small businesses the opportunity to resell business solutions from MTN.

MyBroadband spoke to one of the programme’s business partners – Gantu – to learn how it is benefiting and why it believes other businesses should get involved with MTN Business.Gantu is a company that offers Solution Strategy Consultation services and ICT solutions to South African businesses.“Gantu is a wholly black-owned ICT business, and this makes it critical to have an organisation like MTN Business to partner with, as it gives us credibility in the market,” said Yoyo.

This is something that MTN Business prides itself on, as it knows that every business must cater to its unique client base. In the case of Gantu, this journey has involved MTN Business providing the resources that allow the small business to offer enterprise products and solutions at a scale it wouldn’t have been able to achieve on its own.

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