MTN Ghana launches 30th anniversary celebration with renewed digital transformation commitment
MTN Ghana launched its 30th anniversary celebrations with a renewed commitment to Ghana's digital transformation agenda and a message of gratitude to customers and stakeholders. The media launch was held at MTN House in Accra under the theme, "30 Years of Progress, Powered by You". The Chief Executive Officer of MTN Ghana, Stephen Blewett, described the company's three-decade journey as "a Ghanaian story" shaped by millions of customers.
Mr. Blewett reflected on how MTN has evolved into a major enabler of economic growth, financial inclusion and digital opportunities. He said the success of MTN Ghana had always been closely linked to the people of Ghana. He recounted an encounter where a farmer insisted he had a right to use an MTN vehicle because, as an MTN customer, "his money helped buy it". Mr. Blewett noted that over the past three decades, MTN Ghana has helped redefine communication and commerce in the country. He highlighted the transformational impact of Mobile Money, known as MoMo, which was introduced in 2009. Mr. Blewett also reflected on the company's role during the COVID-19 pandemic, noting that connectivity became essential. He indicated that the company remains one of Ghana's largest taxpayers while continuing to invest heavily in network expansion and digital infrastructure. The MTN Ghana Foundation has invested millions of cedis in education, healthcare, skills training and economic empowerment initiatives.
Looking ahead, Mr. Blewett said Ghana's next phase of development would be driven by digital innovation, mobile platforms and the creativity of young people. He said MTN Ghana is preparing responsibly for the next wave, strengthening fibre infrastructure, modernising core systems and laying the groundwork for advanced technologies. Mr. Blewett added that sustainability, responsible technology use and renewable
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MTN Ghana has launched its 30th anniversary, expressing gratitude to customers and stakeholders. The company is renewing its commitment to Ghana's digital transformation agenda - hinting at how they've evolved.
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