MTN Ghana has announced a major investment plan of $1.1 billion over the next three years to expand its network infrastructure, roll out 5G technology, and strengthen digital and fintech services across the country.
Speaking at the launch of the company’s 30th anniversary celebrations in Accra, Chief Executive Officer said the investment reflects MTN’s long-term commitment to Ghana’s digital transformation and economic development.
He explained that the company has evolved from voice and SMS services into data, mobile money, and broader digital solutions that now shape daily life and business operations.
The plan includes about $380 million investment in 2026 alone, with the deployment of around 800 new network sites to improve coverage and service quality nationwide.
According to MTN, the next phase of growth will be driven by emerging technologies such as 5G, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and expanded fintech services including loans, savings, and insurance products.
Meanwhile, the Minister for Communications, Digital Technology and Innovations, , welcomed the investment but stressed that MTN’s market dominance comes with greater responsibility to improve service quality, pricing transparency, and network reliability.
Both government and MTN agreed that Ghana’s next digital phase will depend heavily on 5G expansion, AI integration, and wider digital inclusion.
