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MTN Ghana’s Corporate Services and Sustainability Executive, Adwoa Afriyie Wiafe, has reiterated the company’s commitment to customer satisfaction. Speaking to news editors and telecommunications stakeholders in Kumasi, Ms. Wiafe emphasized that customer satisfaction is MTN Ghana’s highest priority. She highlighted the company’s investment in resources and technology to ensure seamless …

MTN Ghana has declared a significant investment of $245 million for the improvement of its IT systems and network infrastructure across the country in 2025. The action is a component of the company’s continuous endeavours to enhance 4G capacity, broaden coverage, and update its technological infrastructure. The Ashanti Regional Operations …

The MTN Ghana Foundation’s Board Chairman, Professor Franklyn Manu, has called Ghana’s youth unemployment a ticking time bomb. The future stability of the nation is seriously threatened, he said, if this problem is not resolved immediately. Professor Manu stressed the need for workable and long-term solutions to address youth unemployment …

    The Capital Projects Group (CPG) of MTN Ghana is pleased to announce its induction into the Project Management Institute’s (PMI) Global Executive Council (GEC), an exclusive group that includes the best-performing companies in the world for project leadership, governance, and change.   By joining the PMI GEC, MTN …

The leading mobile network provider in Africa, MTN, has teamed up with MTV Base, the continent’s top youth and pop culture brand, to introduce the Room of Safety, a creative, youth-led initiative aimed at promoting healthy digital habits and increasing awareness of online child safety. The partnership, which is a …

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 …

Since connectivity is about opportunities rather than just technology, digital inclusion is a vital driver of the continent’s socioeconomic development. I usually mention a school in rural Uganda that has digital access for the first time when people ask what progress looks like. Or to a businesswoman in Cameroon who …

  Kumasi has formally welcomed the 2025 MTN Y’ello Care campaign, which will run for 21 days with the subject “Connecting at the Roots – Connecting Communities through Digital Tools.” The campaign’s goal is to close the digital divide in Ghana’s underprivileged communities between June 1 and June 21, 2025. …

It’s time to honour the ultimate Hero of Change and the winners in the Education, Health, and Economic Empowerment categories after thirteen weeks of presenting the tales of the Heroes of Change finalists. The Labadi Beach Hotel will host the awards ceremony tomorrow, Friday, May 30, 2025. Each category winner …

The first African Women in Leadership Organisation (AWLO) Ghana Impact Dinner was held on April 27, 2025, at the Fiesta Residences in Cantonments. Antoinette Kwofie, the Chief Finance Officer of MTN Ghana, challenged women-led businesses in Ghana to improve their digital skills and actively use e-commerce platforms to scale their …