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Government Negotiates AT Revamp with Strategic Investor
News Ghana, Latest Updates and Breaking News of Ghana, News Ghana, https://newsghana.com.gh/government-negotiates-at-revamp-with-strategic-investor/The Ghanaian government is in advanced talks with a strategic investor to revamp and potentially take over state-owned telecom operator AT (formerly AirtelTigo), Communications Minister Samuel Nartey George announced. The 60-day negotiation window aims to conclude a deal by late Q3 2025, enabling upg…
Initiate measures to improve voice, data services - Minister directs telcos
The Minister of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations, Samuel Nartey George, has directed the telecommunications companies in the country to initiate measures to improve on their voice and data services. He also said the telecommunication companies must improve on their customer service as well as reduce their data charges in line with the stability in the currency. Mr George stated in this on Friday when he met with the Chief E…
Ghana Government In Talks With Investor for AT Telecom Revamp
The Ghanaian government is in active negotiations with a strategic investor to take over and revamp AT (formerly AirtelTigo), according to Communications Minister Samuel Nartey George. Why it matters AT, a state-owned telecom operator, has struggled to compete since the government took over in 2021. The planned deal is part of efforts to inject capital […] The post Ghana Government In Talks With Investor for AT Telecom Revamp appeared first on T…
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Minister tells telecoms companies to improve quality of service or face sanctions - Ghana Business News
The Minister in the meeting with executives of the companies. Mr Samuel George, the Minister of Communication, Digitalisation Technology and Innovation, has urged the three telecommunications companies in the country to improve quality of service or face sanctions as stipulated in the Ministry’s mandate. He said the government would ensure that 40 per cent to 50 per cent of the sanction, which was in the form of fines, would be shared with the c…
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