MTN Ghana has promised to spend a whopping US$1 billion plus on network infrastructure and information systems (NIIS) over the next five years to support the Digital Ghana Agenda and position Ghana as leader of Africa’s digital transformation. CEO of MTN Ghana, Selorm Adadevoh announced this at MTN’s 25th Anniversary Dinner, where it hosted an august audience of various stakeholders from government, regulators, distributors, media, and business partners among others. He also announced that MTN is working with government to supply an ICT Hub geared towards establishing West Africa’s first innovation city in Ghana, to ensure that the country plays its lead role in the the continent’s digital transformation journey as design by the Africa Continent Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) principles. We recognize that the establishment of the AfCFTA is an acknowledgment of the role of digitization in the development of Africa, and that is why it has become even more important to achieve the Digital Ghana...