Vodafone Ghana limited has commended and awarded five females from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) and Ghana Technology University College (GTUC) for their courage to pursue engineering courses and also to emerged as best students in their field of study.
A subscriber of MTN Ghana has dragged the telecommunications giant before the Accra High Court to seek damages for a deceitful text message it sent to his phone.
Tech needs Girls, IT4Teens and the Street Library Academy have each received 5 laptops from Tigo to enable them reach out to more children in deprived communities.
Mobile network operator Tigo Ghana says it will continue to support the development of arts and culture by promoting home-grown talent in the country.
THE management team of Tigo Ghana led by its CEO, Roshi Motman, have paid a visit to the Paramount Chief of Essikado Traditional Area, Nana Kobina Nketsia V.
STAFF of Airtel Ghana, as part of their internal corporate social responsibility programme, called ‘Make a Difference Day’ (MADD), brought smiles and joy to the pupils and teachers of Himankrom Methodist Primary and Adaklu Abuadi Salvation Army School in the Western and Volta region respectively.
GHANA’SDeputy Minister for Communications, Ato Sarpong has commended Vodafone Ghana for its “mobile for good” initiative that sought to engage people to use mobile phones in other areas than just communication.
482 young Ghanaians have fully completed the online application process of the Tigo Digital Change Makers by the closing date of December 8, 2014.
MTN Ghana has been adjudged the best Information Communication Technology Company of the Year 2014.
BHARTI Airtel, a leading global telecom services provider with operations in 20 countries across Asia and Africa, is working with Ericsson in Ghana, under their global Ecology Management Product Take-Back programme, to minimize the potential environmental impact associated with the disposal of decommissioned electrical equipment in the country.
