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Ralph Mupita: The man who wanted to be an astronaut, now makes R272,000 a day as a tech CEO in South Africa

BusinessTech Ralph Mupita grew up wanting to become an astronaut, became a civil engineer, and then went on to become the CEO of MTN, the second-largest mobile telephone network in South Africa. Mupita was born in Zimbabwe, where he grew up until he finished high school. After matriculating, he moved to South Africa to complete The post Ralph Mupita: The man who wanted to be an astronaut, now makes R272,000 a day as a tech CEO in South Africa appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.

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Ralph Mupita: The man who wanted to be an astronaut, now makes R272,000 a day as a tech CEO in South Africa

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WIRE — BusinessTech Ralph Mupita grew up wanting to become an astronaut, became a civil engineer, and then went on to become the CEO of MTN, the second-largest mobile telephone network in South Africa. Mupita was born in Zimbabwe, where he grew up until he finished high school. After matriculating, he moved to South Africa to complete The post Ralph Mupita: The man who wanted to be an astronaut, now makes R272,000 a day as a tech CEO in South Africa appeared first on NewZimbabwe.com.

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