… Mensah-Poku addressing quests Chief Enterprise Officer of MTN Ghana, Angela Mensah-Poku, says adaptability, not size, is now the real competitive advantage for businesses in a rapidly changing world. …
… Angela Mensah-Poku, CEO of MTN Ghana’s Enterprise Business, noted at the 2026 launch of the SME Accelerate programme that the initiative will “introduce regional SME clinics offering training in digital tools, financial management, and mentorship.” GEA CEO Margaret Ansei stressed …
… Chief Enterprise Business Officer Angela Mensah-Poku described banks routinely turning away owners who lack formal assets or documentation, unwilling to accept an informal ledger as evidence of creditworthiness. …
… er Engagement held in Kumasi as part of activities marking its 30th anniversary celebration, themed: ‘30 Years of Progress, Powered by You.’ Addressing media practitioners, regulators, customers and other stakeholders, the Chief Enterprise Officer of MTN Ghana, Angela Mensah-Poku …
… Speaking at the MTN Media and Stakeholders Forum in Kumasi on Tuesday, Chief Enterprise Business Officer, Angela Mensah-Poku, said the investment would focus on improving network coverage, scaling up next-generation technology and deepening financial inclusion. …
… Angela Mensah-Poku, Chief Enterprise Business Officer; Bernard Acquah, Chief Information Officer; Ibrahim Misto, Chief Consumer Officer; Noel Kojo-Ganson, Chief Consumer Officer; and William Tetteh, Chief Transformation Officer. …
… Sylvia Otuo Acheampong, Chief Products and Services Officer, and Angela Mensah-Poku, Chief Enterprise Officer, of MTN Ghana brought executive depth to the summit’s panel programme, moderating sessions across all three days of the event, amplifying MMFL’s voice in conversations sp …
… Hosted under the theme “AI and the Future of Business,” the high-level roundtable opened with remarks from Angela Mensah-Poku, MTN’s Chief Enterprise Business Officer. …
… The 13-week intensive program was jointly launched by MTN Ghana’s Chief Enterprise Officer, Angela Mensah-Poku, and the President of Nova Business School Africa, Prof. …
MTN Ghana Chief Enterprise Officer Angela Mensah-Poku says adaptability, not size, is the real competitive advantage for businesses in a rapidly changing world. She highlighted MTN's SME Accelerate programme, which equipped over 1,000 entrepreneurs with skills in digital adoption and financial management, and awarded seed funding to nine entrepreneurs this year.
MTN Ghana Chief Enterprise Officer Angela Mensah-Poku says adaptability, not size, is the real competitive advantage for businesses in a rapidly changing world. She highlighted MTN's SME Accelerate programme, which equipped over 1,000 entrepreneurs with skills in digital adoption and financial management, and awarded seed funding to nine entrepreneurs this year.
Ghana's MSMEs, which account for over 90% of all businesses and contribute about 70% of GDP, face a 50% failure rate, partly due to severe underinvestment in human capital. The article argues that rethinking training and human capital investment is a strategic necessity for MSME survival.
MTN Ghana has unveiled the third edition of its SME Accelerate programme, a year-long campaign offering training, digital-tool subsidies and market access initiatives designed to help small and medium-sized enterprises move into the formal economy. The programme represents MTN's deeper direct involvement as an operator building products and financing partnerships, not merely sponsoring the initiative.
MTN Ghana has announced plans to construct about 800 new cell sites nationwide as part of a $1.1 billion investment programme over three years to expand network coverage and deepen digital services, with $380 million allocated for 2026 alone to expand network capacity, strengthen digital infrastructure, support 5G rollout, and enhance fintech services.
MTN Ghana reaffirmed its commitment to digital inclusion, economic growth and community development through investments in network expansion and enterprise solutions as part of its 30th anniversary celebration. The company accounts for about six per cent of the country's total tax revenue and plans to invest US$1.1 billion over the next period.
MTN Ghana announced a US$1.1 billion investment over the next three years to expand network infrastructure, digital services and financial technology, with US$380 million earmarked for 2026. The investment will include construction of about 800 new cell sites across the country and deployment of 5G technology, aimed at improving network coverage and deepening financial inclusion.
MTN Ghana, the country's largest telecommunications company, officially launched its 30th anniversary celebrations at its headquarters in Accra under the theme "30 Years of Progress, Powered by You." The launch, jointly led by the Minister of Communication and Digitalisation and MTN Ghana's CEO, sets the tone for year-long activities honouring customers, employees, partners, and communities.
MobileMoney Fintech LTD participated prominently in the second 3i Africa Summit in Accra from May 6–8, 2026, where CEO Shaibu Haruna keynoted on consumer protection in digital lending, arguing that "without protection, there is no inclusion."
The MTN Business CTIO Roundtable Africa 2026, held in Accra, shifted focus from AI-driven job displacement to job creation, with executives and policymakers emphasizing how Ghanaian businesses can use AI to build new industries, upskill talent, and expand employment. MTN Ghana's CIO stressed that AI-driven efficiency enables businesses to scale and hire workers with new digital skills rather than replacing staff.
MTN Ghana and Nova Business School Africa have launched the second edition of the MTN Mini MBA for SMEs, a 13-week program that admitted 90 entrepreneurs (up from 50 in the inaugural 2025 cohort) divided into three groups: Women-Led Businesses, Youth Entrepreneurs, and General, serving business owners across sectors including agribusiness, retail, manufacturing, fashion, tech, and services.