Telecel Ghana — telecommunications company sponsoring music awards, golf championships, and digital skills programs while expanding network infrastructure nationwide.
In celebration of this year’s Telecel Ashanti Month, the Telecel Ghana Foundation has launched a new digital skills initiative to train 1,000 young people across the Ashanti Region in coding, robotics and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies by the end of the year. …
In celebration of this year’s Telecel Ashanti Month, the Telecel Ghana Foundation has launched a new digital skills initiative to train 1,000 young people across the Region in coding, robotics and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies by the end of the year. …
Telecel Ghana has launched the Ashanti Codes initiative in Kumasi as part of efforts to promote digitalisation and artificial intelligence (AI) education among young people in the Ashanti Region. …
About 400 residents of Konongo and surrounding towns have received free, comprehensive health screenings through Telecel Ghana Foundation’s Healthfest, which brought essential healthcare services directly to residents in eastern Ashanti. …
Over 250 employees from Telecel Ghana and a score of students from the Kordiabe R/C Basic School volunteered to plant 10,000 seedlings in the Chipa Tributary Forest Reserve in the Shai-Osudoku District of the Greater Accra Region to mark World Environment Day. …
About 400 residents of Konongo and surrounding towns have received free, comprehensive health screenings through Telecel Ghana Foundation’s Healthfest, which brought essential healthcare services directly to residents in eastern Ashanti. …
Over 250 employees from Telecel Ghana and a score of students from the Kordiabe R/C Basic School volunteered to plant 10,000 seedlings in the Chipa Tributary Forest Reserve in the Shai-Osudoku District of the Greater Accra Region to mark World Environment Day. …
By Elizabeth PUNSU, Kumasi Telecommunications giant Telecel Ghana has committed US$5million to support government’s flagship One Million Coders initiative, undertaking to train 100,000 beneficiaries under the programme as part of efforts to accelerate digital skills development a …
… It marks the start of Telecel Ghana’s nationwide network infrastructure expansion programme aimed at improving service quality, increasing capacity and delivering faster and more reliable connectivity for customers across Ghana. …
Hope and excitement filled the Islamic Basic School in Akim Achiase when employees of Telecel Ghana cut the ribbon to commission the revamped and equipped 30-seater information, communication and technology (ICT) laboratory for the district. …
Over 230 artistes, managers, music executives, media practitioners and creative entrepreneurs gathered at the British Council in Accra for the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards Music Summit, held in commemoration of World Music Day to discuss brand endorsements and music contracts and equip Ghana's music community with practical knowledge for sustainable careers.
Over 230 artistes, managers, music executives, media practitioners and creative entrepreneurs gathered at the British Council in Accra for the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards Music Summit, held in commemoration of World Music Day to discuss brand endorsements and music contracts and equip Ghana's music community with practical knowledge for sustainable careers.
Over 200 artistes, managers, executives, media practitioners, and creative entrepreneurs attended the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards Music Summit at the British Council in Accra to discuss brand endorsements and music contracts as part of World Music Day commemoration.
The Asantehene teed off the Telecel 69th Asantehene Open Golf Championship on June 26 at the Royal Golf Club in Kumasi, bringing together over 150 professional and amateur golfers from Ghana and Africa. Telecel has been the event's headline sponsor since 2017 as part of its Ashanti Month celebrations focused on promoting sports and culture in the region.
The Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, launched the 75th anniversary celebration of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) in Kumasi, attended by dignitaries, alumni, and traditional rulers. The event featured the launch of a 354-page book on the university's history and impact, with the first ten copies autographed by the Asantehene and sold to various buyers, including the Asanteman Council for GH¢1 million.
Telecel Ghana held a regional forum at Kejetia Market Square in Kumasi bringing together over 300 cash agents, traders and sales partners to discuss product updates, revenue growth opportunities, and service improvements. The company reaffirmed its commitment to supporting its cash agent network and provided training on fraud prevention and cybersecurity practices.
Telecel Ghana held a regional forum in Kumasi's Kejetia Market Square, bringing together over 300 cash agents and sales partners to discuss product updates, revenue growth, and service reliability. Telecel's leadership reaffirmed commitment to supporting agents' welfare and growth while providing training on fraud prevention and cybersecurity.
Telecel Ghana's Ashanti Codes programme has completed a 4-week training in coding and robotics for 25 students from basic schools in Obuasi and adjoining communities. The initiative aims to equip over one thousand young people in the Ashanti region with digitalisation and artificial intelligence skills.
Telecel Ghana engaged about 160 final year students of Mampong Akuapem Senior High Technical School for the Deaf on digital career opportunities and tailored connectivity packages, as part of its SuperCare initiative for people with special needs.
Friends of Girls Africa held a career and life mentorship programme for about 200 final-year students of Manya Krobo Senior High School in the Eastern Region on June 13, 2026, bringing together professionals from entrepreneurship, agribusiness, procurement, development practice, conservation and creative industries to guide students on life after secondary education.
Telecel Ghana engaged about 160 final-year students from Mampong Akuapem Senior High Technical School for the Deaf to inform them about digital career pathways and tailored connectivity packages, as part of its SuperCare inclusive customer support initiative.
The Telecel Ghana Foundation has launched Ashanti Codes, a digital skills initiative to train 1,000 young people across the Ashanti Region in coding, robotics and Internet of Things technologies by the end of the year. The programme targets upper primary and junior high school students in Kumasi, Wiamoase, Nsuta and Obuasi, with structured weekend training delivered at five learning centres.
The Telecel Ghana Foundation has launched Telecel Ashanti Codes, a digital skills initiative targeting upper primary and junior high school students across Kumasi, Wiamoase, Nsuta and Obuasi, with structured weekend training in coding, robotics and Internet of Things technologies to be delivered at five learning centres by year-end.
Telecel Ghana has launched Ashanti Codes, a 12-week initiative in Kumasi and Obuasi to teach digital and AI skills to young people, with 70 percent of participants being girls. The programme expects 1,000 beneficiaries and includes teacher training and curriculum-aligned kits through the Telecel Foundation.
Telecel Ghana Foundation's Healthfest screened about 400 residents of Konongo and surrounding towns for conditions including hypertension, diabetes, malaria, and HIV, while nearly 300 people registered for or renewed NHIS membership. The outreach removed financial barriers to healthcare access in the mining community.
Telecel Ghana and students from Kordiabe R/C Basic School planted 10,000 seedlings in the Chipa Tributary Forest Reserve in the Shai-Osudoku District to mark World Environment Day, bringing the telecom operator's total to 43,000 trees planted over the last five years.
Telecel Ghana Foundation's Healthfest screened about 400 residents of Konongo for conditions including hypertension, diabetes, malaria, and HIV, while providing health education and helping nearly 300 people register for or renew NHIS membership as part of its Ashanti Month initiative.
Telecel Ghana, with over 250 employees and students from Kordiabe R/C Basic School, planted 10,000 seedlings in the Chipa Tributary Forest Reserve to mark World Environment Day, bringing the company's reforestation total to 43,000 trees over five years as part of Ghana's Tree for Life Campaign.
Telecommunications giant Telecel Ghana has committed US$5million to support the government's One Million Coders initiative, undertaking to train 100,000 beneficiaries through its digital learning platform 'Start to Go' as part of efforts to accelerate digital skills development.
Telecel Ghana has launched a nationwide network infrastructure expansion programme aimed at improving service quality and delivering faster connectivity. The telco is deploying newer technologies across more than 100 high-traffic sites this year and plans to enhance over 1,000 sites nationwide as part of the broader network modernisation programme.
Telecel Ghana employees have handed over a renovated 30-seater ICT laboratory to the Islamic Basic School in Akim Achiase through the company's 'Bridging Digital Divide' project, funded via employee donations and the Telecel Ghana Foundation as part of the Red Hearts volunteering programme.
Telecel Ghana has begun a nationwide network infrastructure expansion programme to improve service quality and increase capacity across Ghana. The operator is deploying newer technologies on more than 100 high-traffic sites this year, with over 1,000 sites nationwide undergoing varying levels of enhancement as part of the broader network modernisation programme.
President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed government's commitment to strengthening collaboration with the private sector to drive Ghana's economic transformation, addressing business leaders, investors, and policymakers at the 10th Ghana CEO Summit in Accra. He stressed that economic transformation must positively impact the daily lives of Ghanaians and assured the business community of government's commitment to creating an enabling environment for business growth and job creation.
Telecel Ghana has begun a nationwide network infrastructure expansion programme to improve service quality, increase capacity, and deliver faster connectivity. The operator is deploying newer technologies across more than 100 high-traffic sites this year, with over 1,000 sites nationwide undergoing varying levels of enhancement as part of the broader network modernisation effort.
Two weeks after winning five awards at the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards, including Artiste of the Year, Black Sherif visited Telecel Ghana's headquarters for a courtesy call with senior executives and awards organisers Charterhouse to discuss year-long partnerships during his reign.
Newly crowned Artiste of the Year Black Sherif made a courtesy visit to Telecel Ghana's headquarters two weeks after winning five awards at the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards. He met with senior executives from Telecel and awards organiser Charterhouse to discuss potential partnerships during his reign.
Telecel Ghana's HR Director Rachael Appenteng advised businesses to make diversity and inclusion permanent parts of workplace culture rather than performative strategies, citing Telecel's SuperCare initiative for Deaf customers and women in STEM pipeline as examples of intentional inclusion.
Telecel Ghana's director of enterprise business argued that African governments and industry leaders should open markets and harmonise digital infrastructure policies to deepen regional trade and enable fuller participation in the digital economy. She noted that while three-quarters of Ghana has connectivity coverage, smartphone penetration remains at 46 percent, limiting access to digital services despite rapid network expansion.
Telecel Ghana's Director of Enterprise Business and Wholesale called on African governments and industry leaders to open markets and harmonise digital infrastructure policies to accelerate economic growth and digital transformation, arguing that the continent must move beyond basic connectivity to enable full participation in the digital economy.
Hajia4Real's appearance at the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards drew criticism, with observers questioning the decision to feature her following her legal issues in the United States, where she pleaded guilty to charges related to romance scams. Critics, including editor Gideon Fiifi Nyamekye, called on sponsors like Telecel Ghana, Guinness, Closeup, and the British Council Ghana to withdraw their partnerships with Charterhouse, the awards organizers.
Telecel is celebrating 15 years as headline sponsor of the Ghana Music Awards, with the partnership having begun under Vodafone in 2011 and continuing through Telecel's rebrand in 2024. The sponsorship has funded expanded genre categories, regional concert series, and the TGMA in Schools initiative.