List of all articles filed under “ghana-telecom” category.
Philip Sowah presents some of Airtel’s new products and services. He also talks about the “Best Telecom Company of the Year” award they recently won, discusses the importance of CSR for Airtel and shares his vision for the future.
Philip Sowah, Managing Director of Airtel Ghana, talks about some of the company’s strategic products, such as Airtel Money (mobile money), Airtel Cloud (office in a box) and new data bundles. Recently, Airtel won the “Telecom Company of the Year” award.
Philip Sowah gives his views on the telecom sector in Ghana and mentions some of Airtel’s competitive advantages. He also talks about the challenges of the sector and shares his vision for the future of the company in Ghana.
Adil El Youssefi gives an overview of Tigo, one of the top telecom companies in Ghana. Tigo is part of Millicom International Cellular, a leading international developer and operator of cellular telephone services worldwide, primarily in emerging markets, operating across Latin America and Africa.
Tigo was the first company to launch mobile services in Ghana 20 years ago. Its Chief Executive Officer, Adil El Youssefi, presents Tigo, mentioning challenges and competition, but also his strategy, focusing on value added services and innovation.
Philip Sowah, Managing Director of Airtel, gives an overview of the Ghana telecom market and shares his strategy and vision for the future of the company. In Ghana, Airtel has 3.4 million subscribers and accounts for 12% of the market shares.
The Minister for Communications, Dr. Edward Kofi Omane Boamah, gives an overview of the ICT and Telecommunication industry in Ghana, mentioning positive points, challenges and the outlook for the sector. He also discusses investments and shares his dream for the future of the country.
Minister Edward Kofi Omane Boamah gives an overview of the ICT and Telecommunications industry in Ghana and mentions some of his plans for the future of the sector, such as the offshore fiber expansion.
