MTN Group President and CEO Ralph Mupita has reaffirmed the company’s commitment to strengthening Ghana’s digital infrastructure, financial inclusion and digital sovereignty during a working visit on 26 October 2026. The visit coincides with MTN Ghana’s 30th anniversary of operations in the country.
Mupita said Ghana remains an important market for the Group, highlighting MTN’s continued confidence in the country’s long-term prospects. He reiterated the company’s commitment to supporting the government’s digital transformation through mobile broadband and financial networks.
During the visit, Mupita met key government and financial sector stakeholders to discuss how increased investment could advance connectivity, financial inclusion and the development of a resilient digital economy.
He paid a courtesy call on Ghana’s Vice President, H.E. Prof. Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang. Their discussions focused on digital financial inclusion and how mobile money and digital platforms could expand economic opportunities for women, including traders, farmers and small business owners.
The delegation also met the Minister of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations, Hon. Samuel Nartey George. Discussions covered accelerating home broadband, expanding fibre infrastructure and rolling out 5G services to improve customer experiences. The meeting also addressed investments needed to support Ghana’s digital infrastructure requirements.
Mupita’s final engagement was with the Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama. He commended the Bank’s efforts to consolidate macroeconomic stability and reaffirmed MTN’s commitment to a safe, well-governed and inclusive digital payments ecosystem.
MTN said it would continue investing in Ghana across connectivity, fintech and digital infrastructure. Mupita was accompanied by MTN Ghana CEO Stephen Blewett and MobileMoney Fintech Limited CEO Shaibu Haruna
