Telecom

MTN Mobile Money Limited (MML) is ramping up efforts to deepen Ghana’s digital payments ecosystem after processing more than GH¢4.1trillion in transactions last year, with plans of expanding merchant acceptance, broadening access to financial services and strengthening fraud prevention.

MTN Ghana has reaffirmed its leadership in the telecom sector in Ghana with a bold $1.1 billion investment plan to expand digital infrastructure over the next three years.  Out of this amount, the Company has earmarked $380 million for Ashanti in 2026.

MTN Ghana has identified fibre broadband connectivity as a critical infrastructure for accelerating Ghana’s digital transformation, as the telecom operator seeks to expand home internet adoption across the country.

MTN Ghana has intensified efforts to support the growth and sustainability of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) by organising the MTN SMEGA Business Clinic in Takoradi to equip entrepreneurs with branding and business development skills.

The National Communications Authority (NCA) has amended the Wholesale Electronic Communications Infrastructure Licence of Next Gen Infraco Limited (NGIC), ending the company's exclusive right to operate as the sole provider of Ghana’s wholesale 5G infrastructure.

MTN Ghana has engaged residents of New Takoradi on its products and services while intensifying public education on mobile money fraud and cybersecurity as part of efforts to protect customers from emerging scams.