Telecommunications group MTN announced on Wednesday that it would be investing R10-billion a year into its South African operations over the coming five-year – a period which coincides with government’s goal of attracting more than R1-trillion of fixed investment into the underperforming economy. Speaking at the South Africa Investment CEO Rob Shuter said the R50-billion would be directed towards rolling-out the “digital infrastructure, networks, connectivity and the high-sped highways that South Africans are going to need to move even further into the digital age”.