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South Africa’s Chief Officer of Vodacom Business, William Mzimba, has decided to retire after serving for 5 years and will officially depart from the company at the end of September 2023.Reflecting on William Mzimba’s departure, Sitho Mdlalose, CEO of Vodacom South Africa, expressed his appreciation: “I would like to extend my gratitude to William for his invaluable contribution to the growth of Vodacom Business.

Most notably, William played a crucial role in launching the “Turn To Us” program, a solutions-oriented initiative that encourages businesses of all sizes to partner and collaborate with Vodacom Business, ultimately contributing to their success and bottom line. William Mzimba, the Chief Officer of Vodacom Business, expressed his thoughts on his time at the company: “Throughout my tenure at Vodacom, I have been privileged to witness remarkable growth and success.

Driven by his passion for education, William spearheaded Vodacom’s Connected Education initiative during the pandemic lockdown. The initiative educated a million students, vaccinated 40 million citizens, connected farmers, and supported small-scale farming.

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