Telecel Ghana has presented the GH¢30,000 weekly cash prize to the first two winners of its ongoing More Money Promo at a lively presentation event at the Madina market in Accra and at the Area 2 – Sunyani, Ahafo Region.
Richard Addo Boafo, the winner from Accra was overwhelmed with...
By Samuel DOWUONA
Over the past week or two, there has been heightened agitations on social media in Ghana over high mobile data prices.
The immediate trigger of this debate was a report from cable.co.uk, which indicated that out of 237 countries studied, average mobile internet prices in Ghana is the...
The digital media space has been abuzz with concerns over high Internet data costs, particularly for MTN subscriptions. While consumers express frustration, the reasons behind these prices remain a contentious issue.
MTN, classified as a Significant Market Power (SMP) by the National Communications Authority (NCA), faces regulations designed to promote...
By Samuel DOWUONA
Recently, Ghana's leading independent telecoms tower company, ATC Ghana, disconnected Telecel Ghana equipment on some tower co-location sites. The reason they gave for their action was non-payment of electricity and fuel bills by Telecel, and ATC's inability to continue footing that bill on behalf of Telecel.
To every...
Telecel Ghana, a leading provider of telecommunication services, has launched a highly rewarding cash prize campaign – Telecel More Money Promo.
With the grand prize of GH¢1 million up for grabs, this exciting promotion is designed to celebrate and reward the loyalty of Telecel Ghana's valued customers with opportunities to...
Mobile Financial Services Manager for Telecel Ghana, Judith Adumua-Bossman, has called for collective action on the implementation of cross-border mobile money interoperability to accelerate business and trade across the continent.
Delivering a thought-provoking speech on the readiness of telcos for cross border interoperability at the Africa Prosperity Network’s Symposium on...
By Ernest Bako WUBONTO
As the country advances in embracing cutting-edge technology, addressing power supply issues and developing digital public infrastructure (DPI) is crucial, the Africa Centre for Digital Transformation (ACDT) has said.
5G network, it explains, promises to deliver ultra-fast speeds, massive connectivity and ultra-low latency, enabling innovative new applications...
By Samuel DOWUONA
It would appear that almost every policy decision any government implements in Ghana comes up against some resistance, often sponsored by interested parties who pretend to have integrity, but when it suits them, they employ underhand tactics to try and twist arms in their favour. Even when...