… t MTN Ghana said showcased the squad’s dedication, resilience, and determination, reigniting hope among millions of fans. “The victory over Panama was a proud moment for Ghana and a reflection of the hard work, discipline, and team spirit of the Black Stars,” said Stephen Blewett …
… Commenting ahead of the match, Stephen Blewett, Chief Executive Officer of MTN Ghana, said, “The victory over Panama was a proud moment for Ghana and a reflection of the hard work, discipline, and team spirit of the Black Stars. …
Stephen Blewett washing one of the dilapidated beds MTN Ghana has refurbished 1,700 hospital beds and furniture at Maamobi General Hospital under its 21 Days of Y’ello Care initiative, with plans to restore 3,000 beds nationwide. …
… The call was made by the Chief Executive Officer of MTN Ghana, Steven Blewett, during the company’s annual Y’ello Care initiative at the Maamobi General Hospital in Accra. …
… The Chief Executive Officer of MTN Ghana, Stephen Blewett, described the anniversary as a reflection on three decades of innovation, connectivity and national development. …
By Christabel DANSO ABEAM The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of MTN Ghana, Mr Stephen Blewett has announced the telecommunication’s plans to invest US$1.1billion in network expansion and digital infrastructure over the next three years as it celebrates 30 years of operations in Gh …
… MTN Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Stephen Blewett, stated that the company will aggressively pursue Ghana’s upcoming spectrum auction for its 5G expansion. …
… The anniversary was jointly launched by the Minister of Communication and Digitalisation, Mr Sam George, and MTN Ghana’s Chief Executive Officer, Mr Stephen Blewett. …
… Speaking at the media launch held at MTN House in Accra under the theme, “30 Years of Progress, Powered by You”, the Chief Executive Officer of MTN Ghana, Stephen Blewett, described the company’s three-decade journey not merely as a corporate milestone but as “a Ghanaian story” s …
MTN Ghana, headline sponsor of the senior national team, has thrown its support behind the Black Stars ahead of their World Cup Group L clash with England on June 23, calling on Ghanaians to unite behind the team and following Ghana's victory over Panama.
MTN Ghana, headline sponsor of the senior national team, has thrown its support behind the Black Stars ahead of their World Cup Group L clash with England on June 23, calling on Ghanaians to unite behind the team and following Ghana's victory over Panama.
MTN Ghana, official sponsor of the Black Stars, has extended its best wishes to the national team ahead of their World Cup Group L match against England and called on all Ghanaians to unite behind the team following their victory over Panama.
MTN Ghana congratulated the national team on defeating Panama and called for sustained support ahead of their June 23 fixture against England. The sponsor praised the players' determination, discipline, and unity, and reiterated its commitment to sports development through football.
MTN Ghana refurbished 1,700 hospital beds and furniture at Maamobi General Hospital under its 21 Days of Y'ello Care initiative, with plans to restore 3,000 beds nationwide. The company partnered with DOSH Health Insurance to settle medical bills for patients unable to pay.
MTN Ghana's CEO Steven Blewett urged corporate institutions to support Ghana's healthcare system during the company's Y'ello Care initiative at Maamobi General Hospital, where MTN volunteers refurbished 1,700 beds and furniture across hospital facilities.
The Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations has called on MTN Ghana to match its dominance in the telecommunications market with improved customer service, affordable pricing, and wider network coverage, citing public complaints about high data charges, unstable connectivity, dropped calls, and poor rural access.
MTN Ghana's CEO announced a US$1.1 billion investment in network expansion and digital infrastructure over the next three years, aimed at improving connectivity, expanding mobile money services, and preparing the country for 5G rollout and AI-driven services as the company marks 30 years of operations.
At MTN Ghana's 30-year anniversary event, the Minister for Communication, Digital Technology, and Innovations called on MTN to improve internet services, offer fair pricing, and expand network access, citing persistent consumer concerns over high data costs, inconsistent rural coverage, and dropped calls. He emphasised that MTN's designation as a Significant Market Power operator comes with heightened responsibility to meet higher standards in pricing, quality of service, and transparency.
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.
MTN Ghana shareholders could begin receiving quarterly dividend payments from this year if board proposals secure regulatory approvals. The company has revised its dividend policy to permit interim dividends after each quarterly result, with the first-quarter payment proposed at 6 pesewas per share, subject to cash availability and other conditions.
MTN Ghana has appointed Esi Mmirba Wilson as Chief Human Resource Officer, effective 15 April 2026. Wilson, a seasoned HR executive with over 23 years of experience, was previously instrumental in Ghana's banking sector consolidation, leading the integration of seven banks and overseeing the transition of more than 2,500 employees.