MTN Ghana Foundation — provides scholarships, builds healthcare and educational infrastructure, and supports healthcare access initiatives across Ghana.
The Administrator of the Keta Municipal Hospital, Mr Farouk Iddrisu, has commended the MTN Ghana Foundation for constructing and equipping a 60-bed ultra-modern maternity and child health block for the facility. …
The MTN Ghana Foundation, as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, has commissioned an ICT and Robotics Centre at the New Asafo M/A Basic School in the Asokwa Municipality of the Ashanti Region. …
The MTN Ghana Foundation, as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, has commissioned an ICT and Robotics Centre at the New Asafo M/A Basic School in the Asokwa Municipality of the Ashanti Region. …
… was informed by the growing need to support access to quality healthcare, particularly in rural and underserved communities where basic services often remain out of reach. “As a company, MTN has invested significantly in healthcare infrastructure through the MTN Ghana Foundation …
… Over the years, MTN has invested heavily in infrastructure, expanded 4G and 5G coverage, and supported digital skills training, entrepreneurship, and social impact programs through the MTN Ghana Foundation. …
… He also pointed to the work of the MTN Ghana Foundation, which has invested millions of cedis in education, healthcare, skills training and economic empowerment initiatives across the country. …
Hamdia Issahaku has emerged as the Best Female Graduating Student at the School of Nursing and Midwifery of the University for Development Studies, after overcoming financial hardship that forced her to sell body splash between hostels to support her education. She received support through the MTN Bright Scholarship after initially facing academic setbacks while working to cover tuition and living costs.
Hamdia Issahaku has emerged as the Best Female Graduating Student at the School of Nursing and Midwifery of the University for Development Studies, after overcoming financial hardship that forced her to sell body splash between hostels to support her education. She received support through the MTN Bright Scholarship after initially facing academic setbacks while working to cover tuition and living costs.
Theobald Kambonga from Navrongo pursued a six-year Doctor of Pharmacy programme at the University for Development Studies while facing financial challenges; he received the MTN Ghana Foundation's Bright Scholarship, which covered tuition and accommodation and enabled him to focus on his studies.
Daniel Agudey Doe, a Computer Engineering graduate of the University of Ghana, has emerged as the best graduating student in his programme after working on construction sites and manual labour jobs to pay for tuition and living expenses before receiving the MTN Ghana Bright Scholarship, which covered his fees and allowed him to focus on his studies.
Dr Mariam Abubakar, from Wenchi in the Bono Region, was nearly forced to defer her medical studies at the University of Cape Coast due to financial constraints, but a fully funded scholarship from the MTN Ghana Foundation allowed her to complete her Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degree and now work as a junior doctor at Holy Family Hospital.
MTN Ghana announced plans to deploy 80 new network sites across the Northern, Savannah, Upper East and North East Regions to improve connectivity and service quality. The company said this forms part of a broader target to deploy 500 new cell sites nationwide and will invest US$1.1 billion over the next three years.
Ghana's MTN Ghana Foundation has launched the Bright Scholars Alumni Network to connect over 1,200 scholarship beneficiaries and help support the next generation of young Ghanaians. The programme has supported 1,222 students since 2017, including 299 who graduated with first-class honours, and provides tuition, accommodation, laptops, and stipends.
MTN Ghana will construct 80 new network sites across the five northern regions this year as part of a $1.1 billion investment plan, with $380 million earmarked for network expansion in 2026 alone. Nationwide, the company is targeting 500 new sites in 2026 to expand coverage and strengthen service quality.
MTN Ghana launched its 2026 Sustainability Month under the theme "Together for a Sustainable Future: Small Actions, Big Impact," with CEO Stephen Blewett emphasizing a shift from awareness to measurable impact. The company highlighted progress including 4.7 million biodegradable SIM customers, 3.02 megawatts of solar power installed, and initiatives such as Y'ello Care's GHS3 million Vegetable Hub training over 1,000 youth in climate-smart farming.
MTN Ghana launched Season 8 of Heroes of Change, its flagship charity program recognising individuals making a difference in their communities, at a ceremony in Accra. The initiative, which began in July 2013, offers a top prize of GH¢400,000 and forms part of MTN's 30th anniversary celebrations.
A 60-bed maternity block built by MTN Ghana Foundation at Keta Municipal Hospital, commissioned in March 2024 at a cost of over GH¢15.2 million, has recorded 25,000 antenatal visits and over 6,000 deliveries in two years, transforming maternal healthcare delivery in the municipality.
MTN Ghana Foundation constructed and equipped a 60-bed maternity and child health block at Keta Municipal Hospital, handed over in March 2024. The hospital administrator says the facility has improved access to maternal and neonatal healthcare, increased antenatal attendance, and helped reduce maternal and neonatal deaths in the municipality.
MTN Ghana Foundation has commissioned an ICT and Robotics Centre at New Asafo M/A Basic School in the Asokwa Municipality, Ashanti Region, valued at GH¢946,189.71. The facility, equipped with 35 computer workstations and robotics equipment, is designed to advance STEM education and digital literacy among pupils.
The MTN Ghana Foundation has commissioned an ICT and Robotics Centre valued at GH¢946,189.71 at New Asafo M/A Basic School in Asokwa Municipality, Ashanti Region, equipped with 35 computer workstations and robotics training equipment to advance STEM education and digital literacy among pupils.
MTN Ghana has launched its 2026 21 Days of Y'ello Care employee volunteerism campaign, focusing on improving healthcare access in underserved and remote communities through interventions including hospital bed repair, health screenings, and training health champions.
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.
MTN Ghana has launched its 30th anniversary celebrations, with CEO Stephen Blewett reaffirming the company's commitment to Ghana's digital transformation agenda and acknowledging customers and stakeholders. The company framed three decades of operations as a shared national journey that has enabled economic growth, financial inclusion, and digital opportunities across the country.