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SIM cards not registered completely to be deactivated on Nov. 30 – Communications Minister

Vendors who sell pre-registered SIM cards could face 5 years imprisonment – Communications Ministry

SIM cards linked to Ghana Card but not completely registered to be blocked by October ending

Over 18m SIM Cards registered so far – Communications Ministry

Ghana re-elected to ITU Council

SIM card blockage: We empathise with subscribers wrongly affected – NCA

Minority vows to reject Communications Ministry’s 2023 budget over SIM card re-registration

‘We mean business’ – NCA warns subscribers yet to register SIM cards

Over 10,000 subscribers have registered SIM cards using self-service app – NCA

My SIM card is not registered because I don’t have Ghana Card – Sam George

There is too much aggression on SIM card re-registration exercise – Martin Kpebu

Non-resident Ghanaians can use passport to register their SIM cards – Communications Minister

Instruct Communications Minister to extend deadline for SIM card re-registration – Minority tells Akufo-Addo

Some Ghanaians frustrated as SIM card registration deadline beckons

3.5million Ghanaians to be connected to the internet by the end of next year – Ursula Owusu-Ekuful

It is sad, pathetic and heartbreaking to see the endless queues at SIM re-registration centres – Sam George

Parliament Committee suspends deliberation on budget for Communications Ministry

Re-registration of SIM cards is in national interest – Ama Pomaa justifies

I was surprised Ursula Ekuful said she was unaware Parliament has not received any reports from her Ministry – Sam George

Government confirms reaching advanced stage to acquire 49.5% shares of Airtel

Covid-19 has demonstrated increased dependency on technology

KelniGVG has helped recover ¢770m lost within 5 years – Communications Minister reveals

Government intends to privatize GBC with channel reduction directive – Sam George

Telcos dodging taxes or Communications Ministry doing propaganda?

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