MTN is a major telecommunications company operating in Ghana, involved in spectrum allocations and potential partnerships.
South Africa’s operators solved fintech. Digital identity is next
Vodacom Group processed US$525.6-billion in transaction value in the year to March 2026, marking a 16.6% increase year on year. MTN’s MoMo ecosystem processed an additional $500.3-billion, pushing the combined total of both operators past $1 trillion.
Spectranet, Starlink, and FibreOne control nearly 70% of Nigeria’s internet market
Spectranet, Starlink, and FibreOne control 69.58% of Nigeria's ISP market as of Q4 2025. Spectranet leads with 108,525 active subscribers, followed by Starlink with 91,991 and FibreOne with 44,413.
Africa’s loyalty programmes are siloed. This Ghana-based startup wants to unify them
MTN's Pulse tariff plan allows subscribers to earn points on airtime purchases, which can be converted into data bundles. Points Africa has raised $2 million from VestedWorld to finance its rollout in Ghana and expand into new African markets.
MTN Actively Looking for Fintech Acquisitions – MTN CEO
MTN is actively hunting for fintech startups to acquire. The company aims to transform from a traditional telecom operator into a diversified tech powerhouse.
From MTN’s Who Wants to be a Millionaire to tech founder: This sickle cell warrior is building a Tier IV data centre in Nigeria
Ugi Augustine Ugi won ₦20,000 on 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire,' which funded his tech training. He founded Nugi Technologies, marking a decade of impact in the Nigerian tech market.
