Accra, Ghana – The rapid surge in mobile usage across Ghana, fueled by widespread smartphone adoption and the proliferation of…
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Parliamentary Clash Over Network Service Woes: Minister Defends Government’s Infrastructure Push
Discover the heated parliamentary debate as a Minister defends the government's infrastructure push amidst widespread network service complaints.
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Minister Downplays Tense Parliamentary Exchange Over Telecom Sector Issues
Accra, Ghana – Minister for Communications, Digital Technology and Innovations Samuel Nartey George has publicly stated there is no animosity…
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MTN Ghana Celebrates 30 Years of Connectivity and Digital Progress
Explore MTN Ghana's 30-year journey of connecting Ghanaians, fostering digital innovation, and contributing to national development.
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MTN Ghana Marks 30 Years with Renewed Digital Transformation Push
Discover how MTN Ghana marks 30 years of empowering Ghana's digital transformation, driving connectivity and economic progress.
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Ghana Aims for 70% 5G Population Coverage by 2027
Discover Ghana's ambitious plan to achieve 70% 5G population coverage by 2027, driving its digital transformation and leadership in Africa.
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Ghana Poised for Fiber Optic Cost Reduction with New ‘Dig Once’ Policy
Ghana's new 'Dig Once' policy will cut fiber optic rollout costs by 60%, accelerating nationwide broadband and bridging the digital…
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Ghana’s ‘Dig Once’ Policy Poised to Slash Fibre Rollout Costs by 60%
Ghana's 'Dig Once' policy is set to slash fibre optic deployment costs by 60%, accelerating broadband expansion and improving internet…
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Ghana’s Digital Backbone Under Siege as Fibre Cuts Skyrocket to 8,000 Annually
Ghana's digital future is at risk as fibre optic cable cuts surge to 8,000 annually, jeopardizing internet access and telecom…
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Yazori Community Threatens Election Boycott Over Decades of Neglect in Savannah Region
Yazori community in Ghana's Savannah Region threatens an election boycott over decades of government neglect and lack of basic amenities.
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