The Bank of Ghana will engage officials of the Ghana Revenue Authority and stakeholders within the financial sector on Tuesday, February 6, to address concerns related to unauthorized deductions on mobile money transfers.
The Bank of Ghana will engage officials of the Ghana Revenue Authority and stakeholders within the financial sector on Tuesday, February 6, to address concerns related to unauthorized deductions on mobile money transfers.
Outgoing CEO of MTN Ghana, Selorm Adadevoh has noted that the narrative around Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Africa has mainly been its negative impact on jobs, but it is time African countries took a critical look at the how they can benefit from AI instead of focusing on the downside.
The Top Employers Institute has once again recognized Vodafone Ghana as a Top Employer for both Ghana and Africa for 2024. This year marks the sixth consecutive win for the company in Ghana and the fifth across Africa, solidifying its position as a leader in corporate human resource practices.
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Telecel Ghana CEO Patricia Obo-Nai has called on African governments, telecommunications companies, and financial service providers to remove obstacles that are impeding progress towards a cash-lite society and improved cross-border transactions.
The Bank of Ghana will engage officials of the Ghana Revenue Authority and stakeholders within the financial sector on Tuesday, February 6, to address concerns related to unauthorized deductions on mobile money transfers.
Outgoing CEO of MTN Ghana, Selorm Adadevoh has noted that the narrative around Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Africa has mainly been its negative impact on jobs, but it is time African countries took a critical look at the how they can benefit from AI instead of focusing on the downside.
The Top Employers Institute has once again recognized Vodafone Ghana as a Top Employer for both Ghana and Africa for 2024. This year marks the sixth consecutive win for the company in Ghana and the fifth across Africa, solidifying its position as a leader in corporate human resource practices.
Telecel Ghana CEO Patricia Obo-Nai has called on African governments, telecommunications companies, and financial service providers to remove obstacles that are impeding progress towards a cash-lite society and improved cross-border transactions.
The Bank of Ghana will engage officials of the Ghana Revenue Authority and stakeholders within the financial sector on Tuesday, February 6, to address concerns related to unauthorized deductions on mobile money transfers.
Outgoing CEO of MTN Ghana, Selorm Adadevoh has noted that the narrative around Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Africa has mainly been its negative impact on jobs, but it is time African countries took a critical look at the how they can benefit from AI instead of focusing on the downside.
The Top Employers Institute has once again recognized Vodafone Ghana as a Top Employer for both Ghana and Africa for 2024. This year marks the sixth consecutive win for the company in Ghana and the fifth across Africa, solidifying its position as a leader in corporate human resource practices.
Telecel Ghana CEO Patricia Obo-Nai has called on African governments, telecommunications companies, and financial service providers to remove obstacles that are impeding progress towards a cash-lite society and improved cross-border transactions.
The Bank of Ghana will engage officials of the Ghana Revenue Authority and stakeholders within the financial sector on Tuesday, February 6, to address concerns related to unauthorized deductions on mobile money transfers.
Outgoing CEO of MTN Ghana, Selorm Adadevoh has noted that the narrative around Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Africa has mainly been its negative impact on jobs, but it is time African countries took a critical look at the how they can benefit from AI instead of focusing on the downside.
The Top Employers Institute has once again recognized Vodafone Ghana as a Top Employer for both Ghana and Africa for 2024. This year marks the sixth consecutive win for the company in Ghana and the fifth across Africa, solidifying its position as a leader in corporate human resource practices.
Telecel Ghana CEO Patricia Obo-Nai has called on African governments, telecommunications companies, and financial service providers to remove obstacles that are impeding progress towards a cash-lite society and improved cross-border transactions.
The Bank of Ghana will engage officials of the Ghana Revenue Authority and stakeholders within the financial sector on Tuesday, February 6, to address concerns related to unauthorized deductions on mobile money transfers.
Outgoing CEO of MTN Ghana, Selorm Adadevoh has noted that the narrative around Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Africa has mainly been its negative impact on jobs, but it is time African countries took a critical look at the how they can benefit from AI instead of focusing on the downside.
The Top Employers Institute has once again recognized Vodafone Ghana as a Top Employer for both Ghana and Africa for 2024. This year marks the sixth consecutive win for the company in Ghana and the fifth across Africa, solidifying its position as a leader in corporate human resource practices.
Telecel Ghana CEO Patricia Obo-Nai has called on African governments, telecommunications companies, and financial service providers to remove obstacles that are impeding progress towards a cash-lite society and improved cross-border transactions.
The Bank of Ghana will engage officials of the Ghana Revenue Authority and stakeholders within the financial sector on Tuesday, February 6, to address concerns related to unauthorized deductions on mobile money transfers.
Outgoing CEO of MTN Ghana, Selorm Adadevoh has noted that the narrative around Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Africa has mainly been its negative impact on jobs, but it is time African countries took a critical look at the how they can benefit from AI instead of focusing on the downside.
The Top Employers Institute has once again recognized Vodafone Ghana as a Top Employer for both Ghana and Africa for 2024. This year marks the sixth consecutive win for the company in Ghana and the fifth across Africa, solidifying its position as a leader in corporate human resource practices.
Telecel Ghana CEO Patricia Obo-Nai has called on African governments, telecommunications companies, and financial service providers to remove obstacles that are impeding progress towards a cash-lite society and improved cross-border transactions.
