“At first, I thought I could choose other things over this programme, but from the very first day, I was captivated. Over 13 weeks, we learned about entrepreneurship, digital integration, accounting, and tax practices. The professional training completely transformed the way I run my business. I now feel ready to take my company to the next level.”
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The MOU establishes a framework for cooperation on the Telecel Ghana Rollout Project, a multi-phase initiative valued at approximately USD 70 million. The project aims to enhance network performance and deliver next-generation digital services to consumers and enterprises across Ghana. Implementation of the expansion project has commenced in November 2025, marking the official start of an ambitious rollout that will see phased network upgrades across key regions of the country.
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She said, “MTN is proud to support this national mentorship programme focused on young people in tertiary institutions. As a brand committed to driving Africa’s progress, we recognise that youth development and entrepreneurship are essential for sustainable economic empowerment. The youth are not just the future — they are the now. It is our responsibility to equip them with the digital tools, entrepreneurial mindset, and soft skills they need to thrive in a connected world.”
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“It’s not just about writing. It is not just about putting content out. A lot of things go into it. Even now we have people who go to events and take videos and put them together, and do very beautiful editing. So as you also go for events you need to know how to edit. It is not just about taking videos. It is not like the normal vlogging we did five years ago. People want to watch something that will appeal to them,” he explained
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Now in charge of Nkonkonsa.com, Eugene sees blogging as full of opportunity. That’s why he established the New Media Association of Ghana. The association aims to unite bloggers, podcasters, vloggers and other online content creators across Ghana. It offers professional development and networking, and has already begun hosting training programmes for members, covering topics such as digital journalism ethics, monetisation strategies, social-media audience growth and cybersecurity basics.
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The Cyber Security Authority has urged the public to remain vigilant against fraudulent online activities, while the CID has assured that due process will be followed, particularly with regard to the minors arrested during the operation
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This partnership is not only about product visibility, it’s about shaping culture. We are bringing together Fashion, Innovation, and Youth culture to showcase how mobile technology can be seamlessly integrated into everyday life. This is a high-concept collaboration that must be bold, visually arresting and culturally relevant, she concluded’
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Ghanaian businesses are proving that you don’t need massive budgets to succeed on social media—you need smart tactics, cultural fluency and a willingness to adapt. Whether it’s using WhatsApp like a CRM, partnering with the right influencers, running targeted ads or giving your profile a visibility nudge through follower boosts from real accounts, the opportunities are real and accessible
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“If a report is made and we identify that this number is perpetuating fraud, failure to deal with it by the telco, after we have informed you of this, will result in daily pecuniary fines,” he warned.
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According to a Public First digital impact study released in Sep 2024, Google Cloud, together with Google Search, Google Play, YouTube, and Google advertising tools delivered $16 billion of additional economic activity for Sub-Saharan businesses, nonprofits, publishers, creators, and developers in 2023. Public First found that every $1 invested in digital technology in the region will generate over $2 in economic value by 2030, with an even greater return in front runner nations.
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