Accra, Ghana//-In June 2020 when Ghana government finally named MTN a significant market power (SMP), the reason precedent in-chief was very simple – MTN had for years controlled about 75 per cent share of the industry cumulatively – in terms of subscribers, voice and data traffic, SMS, value-added services like mobile money and revenue among […]
Category: Mobile & Telecoms
Christmas Comes Too Early For MTN Ghana’s Distributors
Accra, Ghana//-Distributors of MTN Ghana telecom products and services on Monday, December 6, 2021, enjoyed early Christmas, after receiving eight Toyota Hiace vans.
Ghana to Prosecute Contractors, Persons Who Destroy Telecoms Infrastructure
Ghana’s Communications and Digitalisation Minister, Ursula Owusu-Ekuful, has issued a warning to road contractors and persons who destroy telecommunication infrastructure such as fibre optic cables that they will face the full rigours of the law.
Ghana: Hubtel Extends Operations to Takoradi
Ghana’s leading messaging, payments and eCommerce provider, Hubtel, has extended its operations to the residents of the twin cities of Takoradi and Sekondi in the Western Region.
MTN Ghana @25 Promo: 20 Lucky Winners Drive Home Brand New Cars
Accra, Ghana//-20 lucky winners of the final batch of the ‘MTN 25th Anniversary Mega Promo’ today drove home their brand new Hyundai Sonata cars from the MTN Ghana headquarters in Accra.
Ghanaians Embrace AirtelTigo’s “To Gu Me So” Promo
Accra, Ghana//-In the spirit of reassuring its commitment to making life simple for customers, AirtelTigo has rewarded daily, weekly, and monthly winners of the “To Gu Me So” promo that is taking Ghanaians by storm.
Winners for the Ghana Fintech Awards Announced
Accra, Ghana//- Arkel Consult and Management Services Limited in partnership with Abjel Communications have announced the winners for the maiden edition of the Ghana Fintech Awards 2021.
Ghana: Minority Won’t Support the Electronic Transaction Levy
Accra, Ghana//-The Minority in Parliament have said they stand collectively united against government’s decision to tax electronic transactions.
Ghanaians Must Brace Themselves: The Electronic Transactions Tax is Here to Stay
Electronic payments have expanded the Ghanaian economy. Wikimedia Commons PK Senyo, University of Southampton Ghana’s finance minister Ken Ofori-Atta has announced that the government intends to introduce an electronic transaction levy (e-levy) in the 2022 budget. He said this was to “widen the tax net and rope in the informal sector”.
Ghana: Minority Kicks Against MoMo, Electronic Transaction Levy
Accra, Ghana//-The Minority in Parliament has expressed its opposition to the newly announced electronic transaction levy by the government.











