MTN Ghana has officially launched its innovative Self-Service SIM Swap service in Ho, introducing a new digital solution designed to give customers greater convenience, security and control over their ...

MTN Mobile Money Zambia and Indo Zambia Bank (IZB) have unveiled a strategic partnership that will allow MTN MoMo customers ...

Strong growth in Ghana and Uganda has pushed fintech transaction volumes at MTN Group past the half a trillion dollar mark.

MTN Uganda has confirmed that it is testing its Mobile Money transfer service with agents and hundreds of customers nationwide in anticipation of the service’s launch. Mobile Money will only be ...

MTN Ghana has officially introduced its nationwide self-service SIM swap solution, marking a significant milestone in customer convenience and digital transformation. This new service empowers ...

MTN delivered a robust 2025 performance, led by led by improved commercial performance from MTN Nigeria and MTN Ghana. The group has grown its customer base by 5,6% to 307,2-million, with active data ...

MTN Uganda (www.MTN.co.ug) in partnership with Mastercard (www.Mastercard.com) and United Bank for Africa (UBA) (www.UBAGroup.com) have announced a new service that will enable quicker, safer and more ...

Telecom giant reports 13.4% service revenue surge, 24.2 million subscribers, and a total dividend of Ush 28.75 per share — the highest in its history.

MTN Uganda customers are now set for a better Internet browsing experience on their cell phones. The mobile-phone giant has entered into an agreement with Norwegian software developer Opera House that ...

MTN Uganda (www.MTN.co.ug) the first telecom company in Uganda and in the MTN Group (www.MTN.com) to grant access to third-parties to its Mobile Money Access Programming Interface (API). An Open API ...

South Africa’s MTN Group reported strong financial and operational performance for 2025, with service revenue rising nearly 25 percent to R218 billion ($13.6 billion), as growth in its West African ...

Africa’s biggest telco, MTN Group, plans to expand mobile connectivity and digital services for refugees, internally displaced persons, asylum seekers, and host communities across its African markets.