Accra, Ghana//- Risk and Compliance Senior Manager at MobileMoney Fintech LTD (MMFL), Nanatunde Davies says as conversations about Africa’s future continue to evolve, mobile money remains a powerful reminder that some of the continent’s most compelling success stories are already being written at home — and should be told by Africans.
Category: Technology
Elephant in the Room: Wallet to Account Transfer Fees, Who Should Pay – Consumers or Banks?
On May 25, 2026, Ghana’s mobile money market leader, MobileMoney Fintech Limited (MMFL), popularly known as MTN MoMo, issued a circular informing customers that from June 1, 2026, they will start charging a 0.75% fee capped at GHS5 on all wallet-to-bank account transfers through its direct push and pull channel.
Elephant in the Room: Are both Bawumia and Yayra Koku LIARS or TRUTHFUL?
In February 2022, the then Vice President of Ghana, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, a man widely designated as Ghana’s digitalisation champion, made a bold declaration that the Ghana Card is recognised in 44,000 airports across the world as a valid form of ID for Ghanaians travelling into Ghana.
21 Days of Y’ello Care: MTN Ghana Employee Volunteers to Equip Health Centres
Accra, Ghana – MTN Ghana will officially launch the 2026 edition of 21 Days of Y’ello Care, its flagship employee volunteerism campaign, from June 1 to 21, 2026.
Eyes Wide Open: What Smart Glasses Mean For Citizen Privacy in East Africa
In 2025, EssilorLuxottica and Meta sold more than seven million Ray-Ban and Oakley smart glasses, tripling their sales from the previous two years and making the category a mainstream product for the first time.
ALX Builds Africa’s Workforce as Competitor in AI-driven Global Economy
The global economy is rapidly reorganising around artificial intelligence (AI). Companies worldwide are actively searching for talent to build, manage, and scale automated systems, and the demand for relevant, rigorous tech training is growing.
Regulation by Invoicing: The Systemic Flaws in NITA’s Licensing Push and the Threat to Ghana’s Digital Trust
Accra, Ghana//-The architecture of a nation’s digital economy relies entirely on the integrity of its regulatory frameworks. When the rules governing technological innovation are clear, predictable, and legally sound, Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) thrives, and digital trust is established.
Closing the Loop: The Quest For Gender Parity in African Tech
A thriving technology sector,1 built on accessible and safe digital ecosystems, is widely acknowledged as a bedrock of economic transformation and growth.
DCO Calls for Multistakeholder Action to Protect Civilian Digital Ecosystems During Crises
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia// – Digital Cooperation Organisation (DCO), the world’s first standalone international organisation focused on accelerating inclusive and sustainable digital economy growth, launched its report titled “Civilian Digital Ecosystems at the Core: Safeguarding During Crisis” as part of its efforts to advance international digital cooperation and support the development of trusted, resilient, and people-centred […]
MTN Marks 30 Years of Connecting People, Powering Progress and Building Ghana’s Digital Future
Accra, Ghana – May 22, 2026 – MTN Ghana is marking 30 years of operations with a renewed pledge to serve as a strategic partner in Ghana’s national development, announcing major investments in fibre infrastructure, network modernisation and sustainable digital platforms to carry the country confidently into its next chapter of digital transformation.











