MWC25: MTN, Globalstar join ITU’s $100 billion digital connectivity coalition
The commitments from MTN and Globalstar take the total amount of pledges for the Partner2Connect Digital Coalition project to US$73 billion, just $27 billion...
MTN Ghana reports GHS 5 billion profit after tax, declare 24Gp dividend
MTN Ghana has reported a robust financial performance for the year ending December 31, 2024, posting a profit after tax of GH₵5.03 billion, representing...
MTN Ghana officially announces the abolition of e-levy
MTN Ghana has officially announced the abolition of the 1% Electronic Transfer Levy (E-Levy), assuring customers of seamless mobile money (MoMo) transactions without additional...
MTN inducted into Brand Africa Hall of Fame; named #1 Most Admired African
The MTN Group has been inducted into the inaugural Brand Africa Hall of Fame in recognition of its transformational impact on African consumers and...
MTN MobileMoney salutes key partners, agents and merchants across the country
MobileMoney LTD, (MML) as part of activities to crown its 15th anniversary celebrations organized awards event across the country MobileMoney LTD, (MML) as part...
Mahama finally ABOLISHES E-levy, other nuisance taxes
President John Mahama has assented to amended bills that abolish the betting tax, E-Levy, emissions tax, and other levies.
This follows Parliament’s official repeal on...
Bank loans: 35% interest rate senseless – Agongo says Heritage Bank would’ve charged 20%...
Businessman Seidu Agongo has revealed that his motivation for setting up Heritage Bank was to engender competitive interest rates from 35 per cent to...
Opinion: AI and the future of governance: A challenge for Ghana and the developing...
Look—every society, every nation, every civilization, has always been structured around its capacity to organize complexity, to control chaos, and to secure its own...
Govt must be deliberate in empowering business people – Seidu Agongo
Businessman Seidu Agongo has urged the Ghanaian government to take a deliberate approach in empowering local businesspeople, stressing that economic growth depends on strategic...
Meet the 4 Ghanaians that made it to Forbes Africa’s 30 Under 30 Class...
The Forbes Africa 30 Under 30 Class of 2025 spotlights four Ghanaians—Jackline Acheampong (Gyakie), Free The Youth, Dr. Khadija Owusu, and Darlington Ahiale Akogo—whose...
