MTN Ghana equips youth with mobile phone repair skills as the 21 Days of Y’ello Care enters its second week.

MTN Ghana is continuing its 21 Days of Y’ello Care campaign by providing practical training in mobile phone repairs to young people in Mankessim (Central Region), Apowa (Western Region), and Nyinahin (Ashanti Region).

Participants in the program will gain critical technical skills that support self-employment and long-term economic participation.

Aspects of mobile phone maintenance such as diagnosing IC faults, replacing screens, fixing charging ports, troubleshooting sound and speakers, network issues, iCloud bypass, SIM unlocking, decoding, iCloud removal, and FRP/Google lock removal are all covered in the extensive course.

Employees of MTN Ghana spearhead this effort by volunteering their time and knowledge throughout 21 Days of Y’ello Care, the company’s yearly CSR program.

“Connecting at the Root: Connecting Communities Through the Use of Digital Tools” is the subject for the 2025 edition, which aims to combat digital inequality, particularly in rural and neglected regions.

 

MTN Ghana employees in all 16 areas are working on initiatives during the 21-day campaign that will increase digital literacy, increase access to digital technology, and promote creative ways to community development using tech-based solutions.

“This year’s theme challenges us to go beyond providing connectivity—it’s about equipping communities with the skills and tools to thrive in the digital economy,” stated Adwoa Wiafe, Chief Corporate Services and Sustainability Officer of MTN Ghana, in reference to the campaign’s impact. We are enabling young people to create sustainable livelihoods and take control of their own futures by providing training in mobile phone repair. With thousands of employees participating annually throughout Africa, 21 Days of Y’ello Care has become into one of MTN’s most effective CSR initiatives since its inception in 2007. Through volunteer-driven development, technology, and education, the program has improved communities and had a beneficial impact on millions of lives.