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Board committees

The board has delegated its authority to various board committees with the mandate to deal with

governance issues and report to the board on their activities on a quarterly basis. Each committee

operates under terms of reference which set out roles and responsibilities, composition and scope of

authority. These are reviewed on an annual basis.

The board is satisfied that in 2017 the committees effectively discharged their responsibilities, in

accordance with their respective terms of reference.

Governance

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Risk management, compliance and corporate governance committee

Members

Attendance

Peter Mageza (chairman)

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Koosum Kalyan

4/4

Shaygan Kheradpir

3/4

Dawn Marole

4/4

Stanley Miller

3/4

Nkunku Sowazi (appointed 25 May 2017)

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By invitation: Chairman of the audit committee, group president and CEO, group CFO,

group business risk officer, external auditors

Mandate

The committee works to improve the efficiency of the board and assist it in discharging its

duties, which include identifying, considering and monitoring risks impacting the company and

ensuring compliance with prevailing legislation and other statutory requirements, including

corporate governance frameworks.

Peter Mageza

Chairman

“The industry is transforming, from one driven by voice to one dominated by

data and digital. This, along with changing customer demands and more

onerous regulatory requirements, means that MTN’s operating environment

remains both complex and dynamic. While taking advantage of the

opportunities on offer, MTN needs to be cognisant of the related risks and

ensure that these are appropriately mitigated in the markets in which the

group operates. This necessitates even greater assessment and oversight

by the committee. We continue to guide the group on managing strategic,

operational and topical risks: those with the potential to impact the delivery

of the group strategy, the day-to-day risks faced by opcos, as well as the

risks that arise from developments in MTN’s environment. Ensuring a robust

compliance model remains essential.”

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MTN Group Limited

Integrated Report 2017