Category: Mobile & Telecoms

Although Russia does not account for a significant revenue share for Apple products, the tech giant’s exit will likely leave a mark on its smartphone sales that have been growing in the country.

Accra, Ghana//-MTN Ghana is on track to fulfill its planned spend of $1 billion on Network Infrastructure and Information Systems (NIIS) by 2025.

Accra, Ghana//-After posting another impressive financial results in the year 2021, MTN Ghana has moved to scale up efforts in its digitalization journey this year.

Ghana’s Kwame Baah-Acheamfuor has just completed an almost 10-year run as Chairman of International Telecommunications Union (ITU) Study Group 12 (SG-12), which churned out some of the world’s best standards on performance, quality of service (QoS) and quality of experience (QoE).

Accra, Ghana//-Eight years after receiving the prestigious MTN Heroes of Change 2015 awards, the recipients are still keeping the telecom giant’s dreams alive through economic empowerment, health, and education in their communities.

Johannesburg, South Africa//-MTN Group has unveiled its evolved visual identity, articulating the context behind the logo many have seen since 16 February 2022. It is just the second brand overhaul since the Group was founded in 1994.

Accra, Ghana//-The popular MTN Heroes of Change programme that highlighted the humanitarian activities of the 10 nominees in the areas of health, education and economic empowerment on several television (TV) stations has returned after two years of absence.

Johannesburg, South Africa//-Africa and Asia are the home of mobile money, where the shift to digital wallets is in full swing in countries with high smartphone penetration. A recent report points out the extent to which African and Asian consumers are embracing digital payments.

Hubtel Limited, a leading financial technology (Fintech) firm in Ghana has distanced itself from Hubtel Mobile Money Lending, an illegal entity being investigated by the country’s Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO).

Accra, Ghana//-MTN, since its entry into the Ghanaian telecoms space, has constantly posted impressive growth while its multinational counterparts, Vodafone and AirtelTigo seem to struggle behind.