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Ministry Promises Nationwide Boost in Rural Telephony Coverage
Minister Sam Nortey George announced a plan to complete 2,016 mini‑masts and extend service to 5,000 more communities, while urging tighter coordination to prevent fibre cuts.
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NPP Demands 30‑Day Report on Rural Telephony Status
The New Patriotic Party has given the Ministry of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations a month to disclose the progress of the Ghana Rural Telephony and Digital Inclusion Project, citing concerns over stalled deployments and non‑operational sites.
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Rural Telephony to Get Cheaper Calls and Data by 2027
Ghana’s government plans to reduce rural telecom costs and upgrade networks to 4G, targeting full rollout by Q1 2027.
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Sam George Orders Nationwide 4G Upgrade of Rural Telephony Sites
The minister announced a push to replace 2G and 3G services in rural Ghana with 4G, citing the need to keep pace with global telecom advances.
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