MTN Ghana

MTN Group and its Ghana subsidiary denied assertions it underpaid tax in the country after being hit with a massive bill from authorities for liabilities dating between 2014 and 2018.

MTN Ghana flagged a potential resolution in a row with the country’s communication authority over its alleged dominant position, with the operator withdrawing a complaint filed with the Supreme Court.

MTN Ghana indicated it would continue to seek a judicial review into a decision by the country’s regulator to declare it a significant market power (SMP) despite an appeal to the high court being thrown out last week, Ghana News…

Authorities in Ghana were tipped to announce minimum and maximum pricing for mobile money and connectivity services, as part of an attempt to increase competition to market leader MTN.

MTN Cameroon categorically denied accusations on social media it plans to close down its mobile money service, less than two weeks after the group’s Ghana business was forced to defend against a similar social media campaign.

MTN Ghana hit back at viral social media posts claiming the company was set to close down its mobile money service, as media reported customers were making panic withdrawals.

MTN opened an IPO for 35 per cent of its Ghana business, while separate reports emerged dampening expectations for the company’s float of its Nigeria operation.