Industry News

MTN Ghana has organized community forums in Sefwi Dwenase in the Western North region and in Asante Mampong in the Ashanti region to educate customers on products and services, mobile money (MoMo) fraud and provide updates on network improvement initiatives in the country.

Fibre cuts continue to be one of the major challenges facing the operations of MTN Ghana in the country.

The Legal and External Affairs Director at Vodafone Ghana has advocated the economic empowerment of women and highlighted the significant role women play in driving economic growth in Ghana and across Africa.

The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunication is calling on the Cyber Security Authority to take legal action against some 420 individuals who were recently apprehended for their alleged involvement in loan app fraud.

Samsung Electronics Co Ltd has projected a significant 96% decline in operating profit for the second quarter, in line with expectations, primarily driven by a chip glut that has led to substantial losses in its key business.

The Enterprise Business Unit Director at Vodafone Ghana, Tawa Bolarin, has stressed the company’s commitment to enhancing customer satisfaction through personal engagements.

China’s decision to reserve a significant portion of the 6GHz spectrum band for 5G network operators has raised concerns among proponents of 5G in the United States.

China’s technology giant Huawei has initiated legal action against Netgear, a Wi-Fi equipment vendor based in San Jose, California. The lawsuits, filed in Germany and China, allege that Netgear has infringed on Huawei’s patents related to Wi-Fi technology.

Meta Platforms’ new text-based social media offering Threads amassed 10 million sign-ups in the first seven hours of launch, CEO Mark Zuckerberg (pictured) claimed as he pitched the platform as a friendly alternative to rival Twitter.

The dawn of 3G brought mobile internet to the masses and fuelled the smartphone era still dominating the industry today, but the advent of 4G and 5G has rendered the network technology all but obsolete in many countries, leading operators to gradually pull the plug.