Kofi Ahovi

 Chief Executive Officer of MTN Ghana, Stephen Blewett, has reaffirmed the company’s long-term commitment to Ghana, announcing major investments in network expansion, improved customer experience and future technologies as part of its 30th anniversary celebrations. Speaking in an interview after the launch of MTN Ghana’s 30th anniversary celebrations in Accra, Blewett said the milestone was not only about commemorating the company’s achievements but also celebrating customers and employees who had contributed to its growth over the years. It’s about celebrating our customers, our own people who have worked tirelessly to bring us where we are,” he said. “So that’s what this is about — celebrating 30 years together and recognising that we’re part of the fabric of Ghana.” He acknowledged that one of the biggest challenges over the years has been expanding and maintaining a reliable network across the country while meeting rising customer demand for data and mobile money services. You ...

 Ghana’s Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations, Samuel George, has challenged MTN Ghana to match its market leadership with improved service quality, affordable data and expanded nationwide connectivity as the telecom giant launched its 30th anniversary celebrations in Accra. Speaking at the anniversary launch, the Minister congratulated the company for its contribution to Ghana’s telecommunications growth over the past three decades, describing the milestone as a reflection of the country’s broader digital transformation journey. Reaching three decades is a significant milestone for any enterprise,” he said. “On behalf of the government of Ghana and the people of Ghana, I extend our congratulations to the board, management, staff, agents, partners and customers of MTN Ghana.” According to him, Ghana’s telecom sector has evolved from “a handful of fixed lines in the early 1990s to a modern, mobile-first, data-driven ecosystem” serving millions of subscriber...