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We believe 5G investment underscores our commitment to sustaining network quality, supporting Ghana’s growing digital connectivity – MTN

Multimedia Group ·

MTN Ghana says it is currently finalising the required formalities and payment obligations associated with the acquisition of a 5G license. According to the telecom giant, the US$202 million spectrum acquisition cost is already reflected in its free cash flow outlook. Therefore, the payment for the…

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