Accra, Ghana//-Eli Hini, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of MobileMoney Limited, the MTN Ghana subsidiary responsible for mobile financial services in the country is emphatic that the enforcement of the Mobile Money (MoMo) cash-out transaction directive is the best for their customers.
Accra, Ghana//-The latest Economic and Financial Data from Bank of Ghana (BoG) revealed that the total value of Mobile Money (MoMo) transactions in the country has jumped to GH¢67.9 billion in February 2021, from GH¢30.1 billion in February last year.
Lagos, Nigeria, March 30, 2021/ — Leading pan-African fintech company, Accelerex Ghana (www.GlobalAccelerex.com.gh), has hit a new milestone, after being granted an enhanced Payment Service Provider (PSP) licence from the Bank of Ghana (BoG), under the Payment Systems and Services Act, 2019 (Act 987).
Global demand for tablets surged in 2020, as COVID-19 lockdown measures forced people worldwide to switch to working and educating at home. Despite that, the entire market generated $39.9bn in revenue last year, slightly above the 2019 levels.
Accra, Ghana//-AirtelTigo has successfully achieved two International Organization Standardization (ISO) standards.
Digital technology is transforming the financial industry, changing the way payments, savings, borrowing, and investment services are provided and who provides them.
Accra, Ghana// – MTN’s $25 million donation to support the African Union’s (AU’s) COVID-19 vaccination programme has delivered 165,000 AstraZeneca doses meant for health workers.
Kenya’s mobile phone operator Safaricom has topped the list of Africa’s most valuable brands by market capitalisation, with shareholder wealth peaking at a record high of $14.14 billion in February 2021.
Transsion’s dominance of the African mobile phone market remains fully intact despite last year’s major economic disruption brought on by the pandemic, according to new data released by the research firm IDC.
Online sports betting in Ghana has experienced a very sharp growth in the last decade, with almost half of the country’s adult population now actively involved in such activities.
