MTN Ghana has responded to a request made by a Ministry, involving the company and Samuel Nartey George.
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Updated Jun 18
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MTN Ghana has responded to a request made by a Ministry, involving the company and Samuel Nartey George.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- MTN Group is expanding its infrastructure in Ghana following a call from a minister for rural telephony upgrades.Sub-event
- MTN operates in Ghana, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs declined a donation from MTN Ghana.Sub-event
MTN Ghana responded to the Ministry's request.2 sources
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The entities involved
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MTN Ghana
telecommunications network in Ghana
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Samuel Nartey George
Ghanaian politician