The National Communications Authority (NCA) has hosted a high-level delegation from Telecel Group, led by CEO and Co-Founder Mr. Moh Damush, in a meeting focused on deepening collaboration and advancing Ghana’s telecommunications landscape.
The engagement, held at the NCA Tower in Accra on May 16, 2025, underscores Telecel’s renewed commitment to long-term investment in Ghana. NCA’s Acting Director General, Rev. Ing. Edmund Yirenkyi Fianko, reiterated the Authority’s support for a competitive and fair telecom environment, assuring equitable spectrum management for all Mobile Network Operators (MNOs).
“Our goal is not to frustrate non-SMP operators but to create a competitive market space for all MNOs in the country,” Rev. Fianko said, noting progress in Telecel’s market position.
Mr. Damush highlighted the Group’s 21% growth as a signal of strong momentum in Ghana, adding that continued macroeconomic stability would further enhance the telecom sector. He reaffirmed Telecel’s intention to inject additional capital and called for expanded spectrum allocation to improve service quality.
“We are committed to creating a remarkable success story in Ghana,” Damush remarked, also praising Ghana’s rich pool of telecom talent.
The meeting brought together key Telecel executives including Patricia Obo-Nai, CEO of Telecel Ghana; Victor Badin, CFO; and Augusta Andrews, Director of Legal and External Affairs, among others.
Source: National Communications Authority (NCA)
