Telecel Ghana — telecommunications company operating voice, data, and mobile money services, recently launched biodegradable Eco-SIM cards and scholarship programs.
… Telecel Ghana has raised the bar for customer rewards with the launch of its 2026 national consumer campaign, the Telecel M’ahitti Promo, which will see three customers become millionaires over the next four months. …
Telecel Ghana has raised the bar for customer rewards with the launch of its 2026 national consumer campaign, the Telecel M’ahitti Promo, which will see three customers become millionaires over the next four months. …
… Engineers and Planners Limited has committed 100 positions, while Telecel Ghana, AirtelTigo and other companies have also offered employment opportunities. …
… I’m going to continue playing because my dream is the car.” Speaking at the presentation, Catherine Manteaw, Digital and VAS Manager at Telecel Ghana, reaffirmed the company’s commitment to rewarding customer loyalty through engaging and rewarding experiences. …
… On the role of artificial intelligence, the Director of External Affairs at Telecel Ghana, Mr Komla Buami, reassured students that technology would not replace professional communicators but rather reshape the industry. …
Telecel Ghana has unveiled the ten outstanding final-year female students selected for the 2026 cohort of its Female Engineering Students Scholarship Programme (FESSP), an early career development programme aimed at increasing female representation in the Science, Technology, Eng …
… Under the Employee Volunteerism Programme (EVP), Telecel Ghana Foundation has handed over a refurbished and equipped 20-unit ICT laboratory to the Asikuma community, amid excitement and cultural display. …
Telecel Ghana has commissioned and handed over a fully equipped 42-unit computer laboratory to the University of Ghana to support digital learning, research and innovation at the country’s premier university. …
The country’s two leading mobile network operators, MTN Ghana and Telecel Ghana, are preparing to compete for 5G spectrum licences following the government’s decision to end the exclusive rights previously granted to a state-backed wholesale infrastructure provider. …
Ghana Chamber of Mines CEO Dr Kenneth Ashigbey has called for investment in human resource development and local enterprises to design, manufacture and maintain mining technologies, arguing that true localisation means developing Ghanaian capabilities beyond simply employing more Ghanaians in the sector.
Ghana Chamber of Mines CEO Dr Kenneth Ashigbey has called for investment in human resource development and local enterprises to design, manufacture and maintain mining technologies, arguing that true localisation means developing Ghanaian capabilities beyond simply employing more Ghanaians in the sector.
Telecel Ghana has introduced Eco SIM, a biodegradable card made with 90 percent less plastic than conventional SIMs while delivering the same voice, data, and MoMo services. The move addresses Ghana's plastic waste problem, where 1.1 million tonnes are generated annually, with only 5 percent collected for recycling.
Telecel Ghana has launched Eco SIM cards made with 90 percent less plastic than conventional SIMs while delivering the same voice, data, and MoMo services. The move addresses Ghana's plastic waste challenge, where an estimated 1.1 million tonnes of plastic waste is generated annually, with only 5 percent collected for recycling.
Telecel Ghana has introduced a biodegradable Eco-SIM made with 90 percent less plastic, delivering the same voice, data and digital experience while reducing environmental footprint. The launch aligns with global sustainability efforts, as approximately 3.7 billion physical SIM cards were manufactured globally in 2024.
Telecel Ghana and the Mobile Money Advocacy Group Ghana have partnered to train mobile money agents to improve their capabilities, professionalism, and regulatory compliance as part of efforts to strengthen the agent network.
Telecel Ghana has introduced the Eco-SIM, a biodegradable SIM card made with 90 per cent less plastic, to reduce environmental impact while maintaining the same connectivity services. The move addresses the scale of global SIM production—3.7 billion physical SIMs were manufactured in 2024—and Ghana's 43 million active mobile SIM users.
MTN Ghana generated approximately GH¢14.9 billion in service revenue in the first half of 2026, up from GH¢11.3 billion in the same period of 2025, and reported profit before tax of about GH¢7.4 billion. The article raises questions about whether customers are receiving corresponding improvements in network quality, affordability, and service in return for their increasing expenditure.
Telecel Ghana has launched biodegradable Eco-SIM cards made with 90 per cent less plastic, offering customers a more environmentally sustainable connectivity option while reducing single-use plastic waste and landfill contribution.
At the Ghana Data Science Summit in Ho, Telecel Ghana argued that the country's digital future requires infrastructure, partnerships, and ethical standards for responsible data and AI use. The company said telecommunications firms hold rich datasets but must protect customer privacy through anonymized and aggregated data sharing that supports research and policymaking.
Telecel Ghana has commissioned a dedicated 4G cell site at the University of Health and Allied Sciences to expand network capacity and improve connectivity across the campus and neighbouring areas, ahead of the arrival of more than 2,000 incoming first-year students.
Sports Minister Kofi Iddie Adams has told aspiring public relations professionals to build their careers on trust, integrity and sound judgment, emphasizing that credibility remains the profession's greatest asset despite technological change. Speaking at the 6th World PR Day Festival in Accra, Adams drew on his experience as spokesperson to former President Jerry John Rawlings to stress that effective communication requires listening, understanding public sentiment, and knowing when and what to communicate.
Telecel Ghana has launched its 2026 M'ahitti Promo campaign, which will award GH¢1 million to three customers over four months, along with 12,000 daily prizes of GH¢100 and 48 weekly prizes of GH¢20,000. The promotion is designed to encourage greater use of Telecel's digital ecosystem and reward customer loyalty across the country.
Telecel Ghana has launched its 2026 M'ahitti Promo campaign to award GH¢1 million each to three lucky customers over four months, alongside daily and weekly prizes totalling GH¢100 and GH¢20,000 respectively. The promotion, organised with Kunim Global, aims to encourage use of Telecel's digital ecosystem and reward customer loyalty across all regions.
Ghana's government has announced a GH¢5,500 support package for Ghanaian evacuees returning from South Africa, comprising a GH¢5,000 reintegration grant, GH¢500 travel allowance, relief items, and NHIS registration. The two-phase evacuation exercise is expected to bring home nearly 2,000 Ghanaians, with the first phase having brought 926 returnees and the second phase expected to facilitate the return of about 1,000 more.
Three Telecel customers won monthly cash prizes (GH¢10,000, GH¢5,000, and GH¢2,000) in the second monthly draw of the 15th cycle of the Telecel Dream Car Promo, an SMS-based trivia promotion offering weekly and monthly cash rewards and a 4×4 vehicle every six months.
Global Media Alliance and the University of Media, Arts and Communication held a World Public Relations Day Festival event in Accra bringing together industry practitioners, executives, policymakers and students to explore strategic communication skills. The Minister for Sports and Recreation and the CEO of the National Health Insurance Authority highlighted the importance of listening, integrity, and trust-building in communication.
Telecel Ghana has unveiled ten final-year female students selected for its 2026 Female Engineering Students Scholarship Programme (FESSP), aimed at increasing female representation in STEM fields. The scholars, drawn from KNUST, UG, UCC and UMaT, receive financial support for tuition, laptops, data bundles, mentorship, and internship opportunities.
Telecel Ghana Foundation, through its Employee Volunteerism Programme, has handed over a refurbished 20-unit ICT laboratory to Asikuma Presby Primary and adjoining schools in the Asuogyaman District. Employees raised additional funds through internal crowdfunding to equip the facility with computers, furniture and internet connectivity.
Telecel Ghana announced it has resolved intermittent challenges affecting its voice and data services, apologizing to customers for the inconvenience and thanking them for their patience.
Telecel Ghana has commissioned a 42-unit computer laboratory with interactive touchscreen display and internet connectivity to the University of Ghana as a corporate social responsibility initiative supporting digital learning and research.
Ghana's government has ended exclusive 5G infrastructure rights previously granted to Next Gen Infraco, paving the way for MTN Ghana and Telecel Ghana to compete for 5G spectrum licences in an auction expected to begin within weeks.
Telecel Ghana has donated newborn medical equipment including phototherapy units and radiant warmers to Kumasi South Hospital and signed a two-year agreement to adopt and upgrade the hospital's Mother and Baby Unit.
The Telecel Foundation has donated critical newborn care equipment—including two phototherapy machines, a digital infant weighing scale, and a radiant warmer—to the Pediatric Unit of Kumasi South Hospital, following a report of equipment shortages in the maternity unit. The Foundation has also signed a 2-year adoption memorandum of understanding with the hospital as part of its corporate social responsibility activities.
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.