Starting July 1, 2025, mobile data users in Ghana will experience major changes in bundle pricing and
value as part of a broader effort by the Ministry of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations
to enhance consumer satisfaction and ensure transparency in the telecom sector.
At a press briefing held on June 10 at the Ministry’s Complex in Accra, Minister Samuel Nartey George (MP)
announced a series of adjustments following months of negotiations with telecom giants AirtelTigo (AT Ghana),
Telecel Ghana Limited, and Scancom Ghana Limited (MTN Ghana). The reforms aim to improve data offerings
while balancing operational costs.
For MTN Ghana, which holds Significant Market Power (SMP) status, all existing data bundles will see a 15 per
cent price increase. However, the popular GH₵399 bundle, previously reduced in value, will return to its original
form.
“I’m pleased to announce the restoration of the 399 Ghana cedi bundle, which currently has been changed to the
350 cedi bundle that offers 92.88 gig will henceforth be reinstated to 214 gig for 399 Ghana cedis,” the minister
said.
