List of all articles filed under “ghana-telecom” category.
Richard Hlomador presents K-Net, a Ghanaian company established in 1996 and based in Accra, serving the entire sub-Saharan Africa Region. K-NET specializes in connectivity solutions. Its services include Data & Managed Networks, Internet Connectivity, K-NET Hosted Private Networks, IP Telephony, Hosting and Co-location, I.T. outsourcing, Turnkey Solutions, etc.
Samuel Addo gives an evaluation of the trends in the telecommunications sector in Ghana and talks about MTN’s key competitive advantages, main achievements, challenges and future developments.
Samuel Addo, General Manager for MTN Business, shares his evaluation of the trends in the telecommunications sector in Ghana.
“For Airtel Ghana as a company, the award is such a huge recognition, which we truly appreciate, of the conscious effort we have made not just to communicate and connect with our customers, but to raise the standards of marketing in Ghana,” says Lucy Quist, Managing Director of Airtel Ghana.
“CSR is very dear to our heart at Airtel because it is part of our heritage as a business right from our home in India. We are probably one of the biggest providers of education services to disadvantaged children,” says Lucy Quist, Managing Director of Airtel Ghana.
“The biggest competitive edge that we have is the product differentiation that we have. That is where we have been able to maintain our market leadership,” says Ebenezer Twum Asante, CEO of MTN Ghana.
“Ghana is the second biggest economy in West Africa and when the ICT sector which our firm belongs to is strong. ICT contributions in West Africa are very significant,” says Ebenezer Twum Asante, CEO of MTN Ghana.
“Very often I look at Ghana as probably the most competitive telecoms market in Africa, maybe even in the world. Here you have somewhere in the region of 25 million people, 6 multinational operators, a 4G LTE operator and ISPs.”
“The biggest competitive edge that we have is the product differentiation that we have. That is where we have been able to maintain our market leadership.”
Marcopolis.net has listed the top telecom companies in Ghana according to their market share. Ghana’s total mobile voice penetration rate reached 127.06% in April 2017 and the total number of mobile voice subscriptions was 35,984,280.
