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Telecel Ghana Showcases Practical Climate Action at National ESG Summit

Telecel Ghana has marked World Sustainability Day with a renewed commitment to practical climate action, showcasing how it is integrating sustainability into its network operations, products, employee culture and social impact initiatives.

The organization celebrated this year’s World Sustainability Day as a premium partner of the Ghana National Climate & ESG Policy Summit 2026, organized by Intelligence Nature International under the auspices of the Office of the Minister of State for Climate Change and Sustainability.

Beyond the Celebration: Telecel Ghana Foundation Drives Health Impact During the Asogli Festival

Telecel Ghana Foundation is marking Breast Cancer Awareness Month with health screenings, breast cancer education and community outreach initiatives that have already reached hundreds of residents and students across the Volta Region.

The initiatives form part of the organisation’s contribution to the Asogli Festival celebrations, promoting preventive healthcare during festive seasons.

Telecel And Black Sherif Sign Partnership Under Project X

Telecel has unveiled award-winning musician Black Sherif as its brand partner, ending weeks of speculation surrounding Project X.

The partnership brings together Telecel and one of Ghana’s most exceptional music talents, the reigning TGMA Artiste of the Year, to deliver exclusive experiences and greater value on digital financial services to Telecel customers. Under Project X, Telecel customers will receive a unique BlackoCode after every Black Sherif engagement online and enjoy exclusive discounts and exciting surprises through the Telecel Play App.

The Mitch Brothers and The Or Foundation Spotlight Kantamanto’s Creative Resilience

Fashion does not always have to begin with something new. Sometimes, it begins with what already exists and the creativity to see what it could become.

In Accra’s Kantamanto, clothes that might otherwise be considered waste are repaired, redesigned, reconstructed and given another life. For generations, the market has operated as far more than a place to buy and sell secondhand clothing. It is a community of traders, tailors, designers, artisans and entrepreneurs whose daily work has turned reuse into a form of creativity, survival and culture.

Maiden Black Star Fashion Week To Highlight Ghana’s National Fashion Platform

Ghana is set to take centre stage in fashion, culture and the creative economy as the maiden Black Star Fashion Week (BSFW) takes off with a two-day national fashion experience designed to discover talent, convene the industry and showcase Ghanaian fashion on a global stage.

Put together by the Presidency-backed Black Star Experience Secretariat led by Rex Owusu Marfo, with support from the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts and its agencies such as the Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) and Creative Arts Agency, it is structured across two connected experiences in Accra and Senchi. The Black Star Fashion Week will move from inteligent industry dialogue and talent discovery to an exciting fashion celebration.

Telecel Foundation Strengthens Digital and Financial Skills of Women in Agribusiness

For women running agribusinesses in the Krachi East district of the Oti Region, producing and processing agricultural products is only one part of the business.

Finding customers, keeping proper financial records, managing cash flow and making products visible to a wider market are equally important to sustaining growth.

To help bridge these gaps, the Telecel Ghana Foundation, in partnership with Developers Academy, has trained over 200 women in agribusiness across Dambai and Kete Krachi in the Oti Region, equipping them with practical digital and financial literacy skills.

Local Celebrities Share What They Love Most About South Africa This Heritage Day

From its incredible diversity of cultures and languages to its breathtaking natural landscapes and seriously good food, South Africa is a country with plenty to celebrate this Heritage Day.

As South Africans prepare to mark Heritage Day, local personalities Carol Ofori, Wiseman Mncube and Kriya Gangiah are sharing some of the things they love most about calling South Africa home, from the country’s unique ability to celebrate different cultures to the simple joy of finding a beautiful waterfall to escape to.

Telecel Presents 1st One Million Cedis to Mother of Eight in M’ahitti Promo

Telecel Ghana has presented One Million Cedis to the first monthly winner in the Telecel M’ahitti promo. Adiza Ibrahim, a widowed mother of eight who resides in Prang, a rural community several hours from Ghana’s capital, had received messages about Telecel’s M’ahitti Promo and eventually opted in after her daughter encouraged her to give it a try. She wasn’t expecting to win anything. Certainly not one of the grand prizes.

Telecel Ghana Launches SME Month 2026 to Unlock Growth for Entrepreneurs

Telecel Ghana has launched this year’s edition of its annual Small and Medium-scale Enterprises (SME) Month, setting a clear ambition to help emerging businesses scale up and achieve sustainable growth.

Led by Telecel Business, the month-long campaign themed “Connect to Growth: Unlock More,” will take practical business support, digital solutions and growth opportunities to SMEs across Ghana, with activities focused on skills, technology, market access and networks.

Speaking at the launch, the Acting Director of Enterprise Business at Telecel Ghana, Nii Lartey said the focus this year is deliberately shifting to helping businesses grow and remain sustainable.

Spotify EQUAL Turns Five With Shekhinah Reimagining Lebo Mathosa's I Love Music

Spotify EQUAL Turns Five With Shekhinah Reimagining Lebo Mathosa’s I Love Music

Spotify EQUAL Turns Five With Shekhinah Reimagining Lebo Mathosa's I Love MusicFive years after launching EQUAL to champion women in music, Spotify is celebrating the milestone in South Africa with a new Spotify Single reinterpretation of Lebo Mathosa’s iconic I Love Music by multi-award-winning artist Shekhinah.

Originally released in 2006, I Love Music has become more than a dancefloor classic. Twenty years on, the track continues to find new listeners, with more than 1.8 million global streams on Spotify, 88% of which come from South Africa.

Veteran Ghanaian Actress Grace Nortey Dies At 89

Legendary Ghanaian actress Grace Nortey has passed away. She died in the early hours of Wednesday, August 26, 2026, at the University of Ghana Medical Centre (UGMC). She was 89 and just months short of her 90th birthday.

Nortey, born on February 1, 1937, was a pioneering figure in Ghana’s entertainment industry with a career spanning more than five decades.

The Healing Man Project Launches “Everything Not Said” Campaign to Give Men a Voice

The Healing Man Project Launches “Everything Not Said” Campaign To Give Men A Voice

The Healing Man Project Launches “Everything Not Said” Campaign to Give Men a VoiceThe Healing Man Project, an initiative of The Healing Man Foundation, is launching “Everything Not Said,” a storytelling and awareness campaign designed to create a safe space for men to speak openly about emotions, personal experiences, struggles and pain that often remain unspoken.

The campaign seeks to challenge the long-standing social expectations that encourage men to suppress their emotions and silently carry their burdens.

15th Telecel Dream Car Nears Finale; Four Customers Win Monthly Cash

15th Telecel Dream Car Nears Finale; Four Customers Win Monthly Cash

15th Telecel Dream Car Nears Finale; Four Customers Win Monthly CashFour Telecel Ghana customers have won a combined GH¢20,000 in monthly cash prizes in the 15th cycle of the Telecel Dream Car Promo as the SMS trivia competition enters its final weeks, with one lucky customer set to drive away in a brand-new SUV at the end of August.

The monthly winners: Selvin Nana Takyi Otoo, Benjamin Tackie, Mensah Hage Appiah and Gideon Klu received GH¢10,000, GH¢5,000, GH¢3,000 and GH¢2,000 respectively, in prize presentations held in Takoradi and Accra.

Telecel rolls out Agent Loyalty Scheme to strengthen mobile money ecosystem

Telecel rolls out Agent Loyalty Scheme to strengthen mobile money ecosystem

Telecel rolls out Agent Loyalty Scheme to strengthen mobile money ecosystemTelecel Ghana has announced a new loyalty rewards programme for Telecel Cash agents at a capacity-building forum to bolster agent participation and strengthen the foundation of Ghana’s digital financial ecosystem.

The Telecel Agent Loyalty Scheme was unveiled at the Agent Conference in Accra, organised in partnership with the Mobile Money Advocacy Group (MoMAG), which convened more than 400 mobile money agents and retailers, as well as regulators, financial institutions and other industry stakeholders.

Telecel Ghana Congratulates New KNUST VC on Appointment

Telecel Ghana’s leadership has paid a courtesy visit to the newly appointed Vice-Chancellor of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Professor Christian Agyare, to congratulate him on his appointment.

The delegation commended the Vice-Chancellor and expressed confidence in his leadership, noting the critical role of KNUST in driving innovation and skills development.

First Set of Telecel M’ahitti Promo Weekly Winners Take Home GH¢20,000 Each

First Set of Telecel M’ahitti Promo Weekly Winners Take Home GH¢20,000 Each

First Set of Telecel M’ahitti Promo Weekly Winners Take Home GH¢20,000 EachWhen Hannah Dampson’s mobile phone rang and the caller informed her that she had won GH¢20,000 in the Telecel M’ahitti Promo, she thought someone was playing a joke on her. The 52-year-old cook at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital in Kumasi said her first reaction was not celebration.

“I was like, don’t raise my BP level if this is not true,” she recalled, with her heart racing. Hannah was convinced only after she went to a Telecel Ghana retail shop, where the necessary checks and verification confirmed that she was the first weekly winner nationwide since the promo was launched just over a week ago.

Basetsana Kumalo’s Five Business Lessons for Building a Career That Lasts

Basetsana Kumalo’s Five Business Lessons for Building a Career That Lasts

Basetsana Kumalo’s Five Business Lessons for Building a Career That LastsBasetsana Kumalo has built a career that refuses to fit neatly into one box. Since being crowned Miss South Africa in 1994, she has evolved from television personality into producer, media entrepreneur, fashion designer, property developer and mining executive, while also becoming a mentor and advocate for creating opportunities for others.

Her journey began in business at just 20, when she launched her first media production company. It has since taken her across industries and through both major successes and difficult setbacks, including five challenging years establishing herself in the male-dominated mining sector.

Somi Named Spotify’s EQUAL Africa Artist For August

Acclaimed singer, songwriter, and playwright Somi has been announced as Spotify’s EQUAL Africa artist for the month of August. Celebrated globally for her narrative richness and genre-defying sound, Somi has built an extraordinary career bridging African rhythms with contemporary American jazz.

The announcement coincides with the release of her highly anticipated new album, What Does It Take to Bloom?, dropping on August 7, on Salon Africana. The 13-track project, led by the poignant single We’re All Falling, is an intimate meditation on self-discovery, identity, and finding belonging amid life’s dissonance.

Beyond connectivity, Telecel Group is investing in young learners' digital and soft skills

Beyond connectivity, Telecel Group is investing in young learners’ digital and soft skills

Beyond connectivity, Telecel Group is investing in young learners' digital and soft skillsTelecel Group’s US$50,000 investment is helping expand access to digital and soft skills development for young people in junior high schools across Ghana.

Before Dorcas first joined the Skills for School Programme, she barely spoke in class. She was shy, struggled with anxiety and often doubted herself. Standing up in class to answer a simple question felt difficult.

Telecel Ghana Launches Eco-SIM to advance environmental sustainability

Telecel Ghana has launched the biodegradable Eco-SIM, reinforcing its commitment to environmental sustainability and giving customers a greener way to stay connected.

Made with 90 per cent less plastic, Telecel’s Eco-SIM delivers the same reliable voice, data and digital experience customers expect with a significantly lower environmental footprint.