Artificial intelligence assists MTN Ghana boost subscriber base

The company says it committed to expanding partnerships with financial institutions, agents, and merchants essential for the growth of its Mobile Money ecosystem.

The regulator confirmed the telco achievement of the 25% localisation requirement for its 4G licence.

This follows recent changes to MTN Group's leadership structure, which took effect on 1 April.

MTN Group announced changes to its executive committee and market leadership today, with Blewett appointed to lead its Ghana operations.

Blewett takes over from Wim Vanhelleputte, who is departing to pursue new opportunities outside the company.

Focus areas include Ambition 2025 strategy, subscriber base increase, and company’s contribution to mobile money segment.

Mitwa Ng’ambi appointed to help solidify company’s operation in Cameroon’s increasingly competitive market.

Operator enters into partnership with Rural Electrification Agency (AER) to deploy antennas and relay stations.

Camtel’s subscribers will benefit from access to MTN’s existing network infrastructure, which covers 97% of population with 2G, 90% with 3G and 70% with 4G.

MTN Cameroon identified as having the best network in 2021.

Camtel subscribers will be able to remain connected to telecommunications services by switching to MTN’s network.