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Telcos Ordered To Raise Data Bundle By 10–15% Starting July 1

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The government has announced that mobile network operators – MTN, Telecel and AT will increase their data bundle offerings beginning Tuesday, July 1, 2025.

Speaking at a press conference on Tuesday, June 10, Minister of Communications and Digitalisation, Sam George, explained that the adjustments aim to enhance data accessibility for consumers across the country.

“Starting July 1, AT-Tigo Ghana will offer a 10% increase in all data bundles currently offered by the network. Additionally, the GHC400 bundle, which currently offers 195 gigabytes of data, will now offer 236 gigabytes of data.”

“Ghana Telecommunications Company Limited- Telecel, also a 10% increase in all data bundles currently offered by the network. Their GHC400 bundle, which currently offers 90 gigabytes, will offer 250 gigabytes from July 1.”

“Scancom Ghana Limited-MTN has a 15% increase in all data bundles currently offered by the network. I’m pleased to announce the restoration of the GHC399 bundles, which have been changed to the GHC350 bundle that offers 92.88 gigabytes, will be reinstated to 214 gigabytes for GHC399,” he said.

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