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Telecommunication network, MTN, has announced an amount of US$25 million to support the African Union in a bid to secure the COVID-19 Vaccine for Africa.

At a time when the world is being compelled to embrace the new normal, Vodafone Ghana is leading the way in redefining the role of Telcos in the new world through a systematic programme of digitalisation at scale.

The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications has increased its calls for the removal of the law that establishes a charge of 19 cents per minute on inbound international calls on telecommunication companies.

The MTN foundation in collaboration with Plan International has commissioned the Youth Employment and Entrepreneurial Project (YEEP) which saw 50 beneficiaries graduating.

MTN Ghana has stressed its readiness to terminate contracts with Mobile Money (MoMo) agents who create fake cash in transactions to earn undeserved commissions. “This behaviour is very bad and has the potential to destroy the business we have all worked hard to build,” Eli Hini, General Manager for MTN Mobile Money, has said.

The ninth edition of the Vodafone flagship health initiative, “Vodafone Healthline” has kicked off with education on the prevention, symptoms and treatment of COVID-19.

Vodafone Ghana Foundation has donated Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to the Accra Regional Hospital as part of efforts to protect frontline health workers in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

MTN Ghana has applauded journalists, especially those in Kumasi, for their continuous support in the dissemination of the company’s news and projects to the general public.

Prudential Life Insurance Ghana has teamed with Enterprise Life Insurance Ghana to be co-underwriters for SafeNet, an innovative new mobile insurance product.

Mobile money fraud is an intentional act perpetuated by scammers or fraudsters to gain undue advantage over the mobile money subscribers, mobile money operators and mobile money agents.