The Ministry of Communication and Digitalization has facilitated a joint venture agreement between a UK-based private equity firm named Hannam Investments and the telecommunications network AT, formerly known as AirtelTigo.

MTN Ghana has re-registered 600,000 SIMs that were blocked by the National Communications Authority as a result of the SIM card re-registration exercise.

MTN Ghana registered a profit of ¢2.77 billion, about 32% year-on-year growth in the first nine months of 2023.

AT, one of Ghana’s leading telecommunications providers, has drawn the curtains on their highly patronized “Play4Cash” promo. After weeks of excitement and anticipation, three (3) lucky subscribers have been rewarded with a total of GHS 100,000. making the promotion an unforgettable experience for their valued customers.