MTN Ghana has announced a US$1 billion investment plan to significantly improve network quality, expand coverage nationwide and strengthen the digital infrastructure that supports Ghana’s economy.
The commitment, unveiled by the the Chief Executive Officer, Stephen Blewett, will be rolled out over the next three years and is expected to deliver clearer calls, faster data speeds and more reliable connectivity for millions of customers, including those in underserved communities. “Customers are using more data than ever before, and we must continue to invest to meet that demand and improve service quality”, Blewett said. He added that the network investment demonstrates MTN’s confidence in Ghana and its commitment to contributing meaningfully to the digital transformation of the economy.
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As part of the programme, MTN Ghana plans to deploy about 800 new cell sites in 2026, boosting network capacity and coverage to meet rapidly growing demand for data services.
Beyond improving customer experience, the US$1 billion investment is expected to support economic growth, job creation and digital inclusion, strengthening sectors such as rural telephony, small businesses, education, healthcare, and financial services that rely heavily on reliable connectivity.
Blewett said MTN Ghana remains optimistic about Ghana’s economic outlook despite global uncertainties, noting that sustained investment in digital infrastructure is critical to productivity and long‑term growth.
The announcement was made at MTN Ghana’s 2026 Media and Stakeholder Engagement in Accra, attended by representatives from government, regulatory bodies, industry, civil society, and the media. The MTN Ghana Annual Media and Stakeholder Forum is a nationwide engagement platform aimed at fostering open dialogue and strengthening relationships with key stakeholders. The forum provides updates on the company’s performance and strategic direction, while reinforcing MTN Ghana’s commitment to transparency, collaboration and sustainable growth.
