National Communications Authority (NCA), the regulator of Ghana’s telecoms industry has directed five telecom operators in the country to improve their coverage in some communities in the Central Region by the end of December 2015.
Category: Mobile & Telecoms
Kumasi set to host Tigo Yensor Nkoaa Grand finale
After 90days of giving away generators, power banks, rechargeable lamps and power invertors, the Tigo “Yensor Nkoaa” promo is inching closer to the grand finale.
MTN Ghana Thrills Customers at Silverbird Cinema
Customers of MTN Ghana turned out in their numbers to watch yet another action packed blockbuster, ‘Mission Impossible – Rogue Nation’ at the Silverbird Cinema in Accra, yesterday.
New MTN CMO Named as Rahul De Moves to Nigeria
MTN Ghana has appointed Noel Kojo-Ganson as its Acting Chief Marketing Officer (CMO), effective July 30th, 2015.
18.5 Million Subscribers Patronise MTN Mobile Money Per Month
Telecommunications giant, MTN Ghana has announced that 18.5 million volume of transactions are recorded through its MTN Mobile Money service in a month as against more than five million in 2014.
Obuasi MCE Lauds Tigo Ghana
The Saint Joseph R/C Primary School for Children with Special needs in Ghana’s foremost mining town, Obuasi of the Ashanti Region, are the latest beneficiaries of Tigo Ghana’s Shelter 4 Education initiative.
MTN Breathes Life Into Rural Women in Upper West
MTN Ghana Foundation has commissioned a GH¢45,000.00 Shea Butter project for the Sung Suma Women’s group at Kpaguri in the Upper West Region of Ghana.
Global Investment in Africa’s Telecoms Industry Soars
Africa’s telecoms industry forms a vital component to the country’s economic growth, affecting all aspects of the business and social sphere.
Tech increasingly shaping Africa’s financial sector
The African financial services industry is rapidly evolving as a result of advancing technology which is fueling innovation and growth in the sector.
Ghana Still Charges Lowest Call Rates in Africa
In spite of the current economic challenges and rising inflation on other sectors of the economy which Ghana’s mobile telecom operators rely on (light, water, rent, among others) to be productive, they still charged the lowest domestic call rates in Africa.