J Initiative, a nongovernmental organisation (NGO) partnered with World Vision International, Facebook, Tigo, Vodafone, Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA), Open Learning, Ghana Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-Ghana) and Department of Children to undertake a series of activities to celebrate this year’s Safer Internet Day.
Tigo Ghana, a leading telecom services provider has extended it philanthropic hand to J Initiative (JI), a grass roots youth and family focused, non-religious, non-governmental organisation (NGO) dedicated to raising awareness on issues that affect families, especially women and children.
Hundreds of people gathered at the Efua Sutherland Park on last Saturday to ‘Walk for a cause’ as part of activities to celebrate World Autism Day.
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.
Ghana’s mobile telecom operators have expressed grave concern over the government’s multiple tax regime saying it is stifling the growth of the telecom industry in the country.
Tigo customers continue to win power generators, power banks and rechargeable lamps in the 90-day Yensor Nkoaa promotion.
TWO telecom operators, Tigo and Expresso have recorded significant losses in the latest National Communications Authority (NCA)’s report on mobile voice subscription in Ghana.
TIGO Tanzania, a leading telecommunication service provider announced today the first of its regular quarterly payments worth US $ 1.8 million to Tigo Pesa users.
