14 Years of Leading Advocacy
Since our inception, the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications has been at the forefront of advocating for positive change and growth within Ghana’s telecommunications industry. For over a decade, we have championed initiatives aimed at fostering innovation, promoting investment, and enhancing connectivity nationwide. From advocating for policy reforms to collaborating with stakeholders to address industry challenges, our commitment to driving progress remains unwavering.
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Chamber of Telecommunications
The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications is an industry association and a private initiative by the mobile network operators in Ghana. We are an advocacy institution established to help direct telecommunications policy, legislation and regulation, and pursue research towards the development of the telecommunications ecosystem. The Chamber was registered in 2010 and inaugurated in 2011. Our industry has over the years created millions of jobs, and consistently contributes billions in the form of taxes and other payments to the Government of Ghana.
The Latest Posts
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Apple pulls location tracking tool from App Store
Industry Stats GSM AS @ Jan 2023
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Industry Stats MFS As @ Aug 2024
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ACTIVE AGENTS
21835646
ACTIVE E-MONEY
CUSTOMERS
70527498
REGISTERED E-MONEY
CUSTOMERS (Cumulative)
22153661693
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ON FLOAT
Our Goals
1. ADVOCACY & RESEARCH
We are an advocacy institution established to help direct telecommunications policy, legislation and regulation, and pursue research towards the development of telecommunications.
2. GUIDE POLICY
We are an advocacy institution established to help direct telecommunications policy, legislation and regulation, and pursue research towards the development of telecommunications.
3. PROMOTE CO-OPERATION
The Chamber pursues co-opetition – ie. co-operation among members on matters of common interest, without sacrificing competition.