Accra, October 21, 2017//–The Chief Executive of the Ghana Interbank Payment and Settlement System (GhIPSS), Archie Hesse has urged trainee teachers, nurses and students in general, to cultivate the habit of using their e-zwich cards to make payments.
Accra, October 19, 2017//-With the increased popularity of Ghallywood, Kumawood and Nollywood movies, Airtel Ghana is giving customers unparalleled access to hundreds of movies through its new Airtel Play Portal.
Liquid Telecom Kenya, part of leading pan-African telecoms group Liquid Telecom, has today announced a 10-year partnership with Kenya Electricity Transmission Company Limited (KETRACO) to operate KETRACO’s Optical Ground Wire (OPGW) fibre cable and expand the internet network across East Africa.
Accra, October 18, 2017//-Rising competition in Ghana’s financial technology (fintech) space is driving innovation and increasing the number of use cases for digital payments in the country.
October 17, 2017//- Profitable telecoms businesses are starting to cringe, as traditional services are being replaced by other online – conditionally free – communication services.
Accra, October 16, 2017–MTN Ghana has swept six prestigious awards at the just ended HR Focus Awards, making it the highest awards winner of the event.
Accra, October 16, 2017//-The fate of hundreds of workers at communication entity Airtel-Tigo is hanging in the balance as they begin an audition process to keep their jobs following finalisation of the merger between the two telcos.
Accra, October 13, 2017//-Shareholders of the merged Tigo and Airtel have named General Manager of Tigo Ghana, Roshi Motman Chief Executive Officer of the company, which is yet to be given a unique name.
Asks Eugenia Asiamah Accra, October 12, 2017//-It is a raging debate, to interoperate or not to interoperate. That is the question in many developing countries where telecommunications and ICT have made significant progress in terms of impact and penetration.
Accra, October 10, 2017//-Ghana’s enthusiastic efforts of becoming an economy less dependent on cash in the West African sub-region have been boosted by the meteoric penetration of smartphones, robust IT infrastructure, sound policies and growing middle-class.
