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Ghana: MTN Ghana to deactivate over 5.7 million subscribers SIM cards
MTN Ghana will commence the complete disconnection of all SIM cards that have completed Stage 1 (Linkage of Ghana Card ID to SIM ...
Ghana
Ghana: Cedi to witness mixed performance this week
Given the looming sovereign debt treatments, the cedi is expected to see a mixed performance this week as investors continue to digest the ...
Ghana
Ghana: BoG pegs cedi depreciation to dollar at 54%
The Bank of Ghana has pegged the rate of depreciation of the cedi to the dollar at 54.2% in almost 11 months of ...
Ghana
Ghana: Average lending rate hits 31.40% in October 2022 – BoG
Average lending rates of commercial banks hit 31.40% per annum as of the end of October 2022, the Bank of Ghana’s November 2022 ...
Ghana
Ghana: AirtelTigo Launches eSIM Service in Ghana for Its Customers
Telecom network operator AirtelTigo has introduced an Embedded SIM (eSIM) service in Ghana. Users with eSIM-compatible phones like the iPhone will no longer require physical SIM cards, ...
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Ghana: GH¢3 billion paid to SSNIT pensioners in 11 months
The Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) has made pension payments totalling GH¢3.06billion to pensioners in the first 11 months of this ...
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Ghana: Telcos ready to deactivate unregistered SIMs after November 30 deadline
The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications has said it is poised to deactivate all unregistered SIM cards after the November 30, 2022 deadline. In ...
Ghana
Ghana: African Development Fund approves $27.9 million grant
The Board of Directors of the African Development Fund has approved a $27.9 million grant that will be used in Ghana to develop ...
Ghana
Ghana: Complete Biometric Stage of SIM Card Registration Process – Chamber of Telecommunications
The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications has urged all mobile subscribers to complete biometric stage of their SIM Card registration process. According to the ...
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Ghana: All mobile money transfers should be charged E-Levy – Ofori-Atta
The Minister for Finance, Ken Ofori-Atta, has announced a proposal to review the Electronic Transfer Levy (E-Levy) from its current rate of 1.5 ...