Vodafone Ghana has bagged two awards at the just ended CSR Excellence Awards held in Accra. The company was voted the best in *Health* and *Safety and Wellbeing*.
As part of efforts to get closer to cherished clients, telecommunication giant, Vodafone Ghana has taken the reloaded edition of its flagship promo “Yee Twi Kɔ reloaded†to the people of Ashaiman.
From Wednesday 21st September, e.TV Ghana, in collaboration with Junction Mall will open an exhibition to showcase made in Ghana products and services.
Despite the large size of his conglomerate, Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote says he still requires to have 38 visas to move around the African continent.
Candidate Mahama says the National Democratic Congress is keen to transform all traditional markets in the Accra Metropolis. He made this known when he interacted with euphoric market women and queens during his three day campaign tour of the Greater Accra Region.
Vodafone Ghana’s ‘Yee Twi KƆ’ promotion is back with a bang, now branded ‘Yee Twi KƆ RELOADED’ and at the promo launch at Vodafone’s plush Airport city office, Director of Consumer Business at Vodafone Ghana, Agnes Emefa Essah revealed over GH¢2.5million worth of prizes is up for grabs by 730, 000 customers over the 90 days campaign period effective this September.
Vodafone Ghana has announced that it is paying close to half a million Ghana cedis as interest payments to its customers. The amount is significant, especially as Vodafone Cash, the telecom company’s Mobile Money service, started operating less than a year ago in Ghana.
Few hours to the ruling National Democratic Congress manifesto launch tomorrow, a lecturer at the University of Ghana Business School, Dr. Lord Mensah has foretold that the NDC will achieve less than 40% of the promises in it's manifesto considering sources of finance available.
Samsung shares fell sharply on Monday, hitting a two-month low after the firm urged users not to use its flagship Note 7 phone and exchange the device due to fears it might catch fire.
Ford said on Thursday that it is recalling an additional 1.5 million cars from its U.S. and Mexican markets after complaints of faulty vehicle doors that could swing open while the vehicles are still moving.
Ghana on Thursday issued its fifth Eurobond of 750 million dollars at a yield of 9.25 percent a few points lower than the last one which was at 10.75 percent. According to statement from the Finance Ministry the bond was oversubscribed with orders exceeding 4 billion dollars but government took only 750 million dollars. ‘Ghana has priced and will issue its fifth Eurobond of US$750 million at a 9.25% yield.
