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    It’s time for South Africans to win big with MTN’s Win Win Summer

    Promoted | From hourly 1GB prizes to a R3-million grand prize, MTN is giving back to a winning nation this summer.
    By MTN7 October 2024
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    Time for South Africans to 'Win Win Summer' with MTN: R75-million in prizesIt’s been 30 years of progress, good times, good stuff and good deals. South Africa is winning – in rugby, MMAs, the Olympics, sheep shearing and entertainment, South Africans are shaking the world with our talent. So this summer, marking its 30th anniversary, MTN is giving back to a winning nation, making sure everyone wins, from hourly 1GB prizes, R90 000 daily prizes, R300 000 weekly prizes and the ultimate R3-million grand prize.

    “At MTN, we believe that we all deserve a winning summer to celebrate our wins. Our nation deserves winning deals, discounts and experiences. MTN is bringing you hourly, daily and weekly wins as well as a grand prize of R3-million. Summer Fun is around the corner and MTN is ready to make many South Africans winners, KeDezemba,” says Robyn Lewis, GM of brand and marketing at MTN South Africa.

    Over the next few weeks, MTN will be revealing plenty of deals for its customers. There will also be something extra-special happening to kick summer into high gear with even more wins. “We’ve won Grammys, Mister Supranational, Olympic and Paralympic medals, and broken rugby world records and the glass ceiling. The country is collecting Ws and now we want our customers to join in the fun with our Win Win Summer,” says Lewis.

    Win every day

    Loads of wins are up for grabs – for example, up to 500 customers can win free 1GB hourly in a fastest-finger data bundle purchase, and 30 customers can win R3 000 every day, 30 customers can win R10 000 a week, and for the ultimate grand prize, 10 customers can win R300 000 each in the daily and weekly draws. How? It’s easy: after opting in on the MTN app or on *142#, MTN customers need to buy 1GB or more for their chance to win a share of the R75-million in prizes. The more gigabytes you buy, the better your chances of winning – every 1GB purchase is an entry into the competition.

    Other ways to win

    Not buying a bundle? All post-paid and MyMTN Home customers qualify for two weekly entries into the cash prize draw, plus if MyMTN Home customers buy any Speed Recovery or Booster Bundle, they qualify for two weekly entries into the cash prize draw. In addition, customers who buy or upgrade either a 24- or 36-month contract will receive 30GB of promotional data.

    The wins keep coming

    Our wins reflect 30 years of freedom, progress and the growth of a country with so much potential. As we celebrate 30 years of a winning nation, we believe the year of winning is only the start of what’s to come. We are looking forward to an even brighter future. Our resilience as a country has finally brought us to the bright side, and we’re winning everywhere we go.

    “There is so much to celebrate this summer, and MTN is one of them – well, R75-million of them,” concludes Lewis.

    MTN customers are encouraged to follow @MTNza and the hashtags #MTNSummer #MTNWinWin on social media platforms for all the MTN Win Win Summer news as it happens.

    About MTN Group
    Launched in 1994, MTN Group is a leading emerging markets operator with a clear vision to lead the delivery of a bold new digital world to our customers. We are inspired by our belief that everyone deserves the benefits of a modern, connected life. MTN Group is listed on the JSE under the share code “MTN”. Our strategy, Ambition 2025, is anchored on building the largest and most valuable platform business, with a clear focus on Africa. For more, visit www.mtn.com.

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