Industry News

As part of efforts to bridge the gap between gender and technology, MTN has partnered with the Communication Ministry to host 80 young girls in ICT as part of a mentorship program.

Vodafone Ghana says its customers will only be required to pay the 1.5 % e-levy as it continues to waive all transfer fees to any network.

Vodafone Ghana has stated that it is not considering scrapping its telco waiver (free mobile money transfer) on all transactions anytime soon.

The Ghana Revenue Authority will investigate and refund all wrongful deductions from customers’ mobile money wallets during the first day of the implementation of the Electronic Transaction Levy (E-levy). 

Chief Executive Officer of Mobile Money Limited, a subsidiary of MTN Ghana, Eli Hini says MTN Ghana has provided sufficient information to guide customers’ decisions at the point of initiating transactions.

Ghana as a member of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) is joining the world and other member nations to celebrate this year’s International Girls in ICT Day.

MTN Ghana recorded a year-on-year growth in profit of 53.7% to ¢707.4 million in the first quarter of this year.

MTN Ghana has upgraded its SIM Registration web portal to enable customers to link their Ghana Card to their data SIM card(s) seamlessly. With this implementation, MTN subscribers can visit the SIM registration online portal and link their Ghana Card to their MTN data number without the need to insert it in a mobile phone.

MTN Ghana and Vodafone Ghana are pleased to announce significant progress in the bid to implement a national roaming service in Ghana amongst operators.

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Vodafone Ghana, Patricia Obo-Nai, has advised players in the technology industry to be deliberate in creating a work culture that attracts and empowers gender diversity.