MTN, Ghana partner to boost AI, coding, and digital skills
The telco will support Ghana's flagship ‘One Million Coders Program’ to equip young Ghanaians with artificial intelligence, coding and digital skills.
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MTN Ghana embraces financial inclusion in growth strategy
The company says it committed to expanding partnerships with financial institutions, agents, and merchants essential for the growth of its Mobile Money ecosystem.
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Sylvia Mulinge celebrated as top CEO of MTN across Africa
The telco says the achievement is a direct result of the hard work and dedication of the team, and underscores the impact of its collective efforts.
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MTN Rwanda reports significant gains on 4G expansion
MTN Rwanda says it is exploring strategic alliances and aligning with the government's digital services policy to enable connectivity.
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MTN Rwanda invests millions on network upgrades
Providing its quarterly financial results, the telco says it completed the modernisation of 140 network sites in different parts of the country during the quarter.
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MTN’s Ghana, Uganda operations shine in full year performance
Despite strong performances from the two countries, the volatility of the Nigerian naira harmed the telco group's overall profitability.
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MTN Rwanda records double-digit fibre growth
The telco is seeing growth in fibre-to-the-home, 4G adoption as well as usage of its MoMo services.
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MTN, Government launch Connect Rwanda 2.0
The telco launched 4G-enabled smartphone, IKOSORA+, as part of the Connect Rwanda 2.0 campaign during a ceremony in Kirehe.
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MTN Uganda reduces reliance on diesel generators
The company upgraded 3,241 cell sites to solar and lithium-ion battery storage as the primary power source and connected 2,329 sites to grid power, moving away from diesel generators.
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MTN Rwanda chooses LigaData to enhance customer experience
LigaData's software solutions and services are used by over 30 communication service providers globally, who serve over 350 million users.
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MTN Uganda surpasses 50-50 gender employment ratio target
MTN Uganda reported that its workforce is now made up of 51% female workforce, ahead of its 2025 target.
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MTN’s female CEOs celebrate first year in office
The appointments took effect in September last year, and MTN stated at the time that the step ensures the telecom provider actively supports gender diversity.