Ghana to begin 5G deployment by December 2026 – Sam George
Ghana is expected to complete the assignment of spectrum for 5G services and begin deployment by December 2026, Communications, Digital
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Xenophobic attacks: Ghana spent GH¢49.72m evacuating 1,900 citizens from South Africa
The government spent GH¢49.72 million to evacuate 1,900 Ghanaians from South Africa following renewed xenophobic attacks that threatened the safety
Sudan’s economic crisis deepens as prices soar and wages collapse
Sudan’s deepening economic crisis is putting basic necessities increasingly out of reach for families, as the country’s currency continues to
Husband of Tanzania’s president dies while undergoing treatment
The husband of Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan died Monday while undergoing treatment in a hospital in Zanzibar, the country’s
Naira gains ground as CBN war chest hits $54 billion
The Nigerian Naira showed resilience this past week, testing the N1,302/$–N1,315/$ range at the official exchange window, thereby establishing a
Sam George touts lower data costs, enhanced DStv value under Mahama
Communications, Digital Technology and Innovations Minister Samuel Nartey George has highlighted reductions in the cost of digital services as part
Government secures GH¢3.15bn from 4-Year bond bids
Government’s new 4-Year Fixed Rate Bond (FXR) recorded strong investor interest at its latest auction, attracting GH¢4.46 billion in bids.
Angola puts up to over $260 million in Standard Bank shares seized from former insurance tycoon
Angola is offering investors shares worth as much as $261 million in Standard Bank de Angola, turning part of a
Failed Coup: Niger blames France, neighbouring countries, threatens international action
The Nigerien government has blamed France for an attempted coup plot to overthrow the military regime. PREMIUM TIMES reported that
Government to make rural telephony services cheaper by first quarter 2027 – Sam George
The Government is putting in place measures to make calls and data services on rural telephony networks cheaper by end