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MTN set to deploy 5G services after winning spectrum licenses worth US$202m

This is coming after the telecom giant announced that the NCA has notified the firm of the award of spectrum in the 700 MHz and 3 GHz bands, following its invitation to apply for spectrum licences in the 700 MHz, 2.3 GHz and 3 GHz mid-band frequencies for the provision of 5G and mobile broadband services.

MTN set to deploy 5G services after winning spectrum licenses worth US$202m

MTN Ghana is set to deploy 5G services following its acquisition of spectrum licenses worth US$202 million from the National Communications Authority (NCA). The telecom giant has been granted licenses in the 700 MHz and 3 GHz bands, which will enable the company to strengthen network capacity, enhance service quality, and improve customer experience across Ghana.

MTN has stated that it is finalizing the necessary formalities and payment obligations associated with the licence acquisition and will keep stakeholders informed of developments as it advances the rollout of the newly awarded spectrum and high-speed 5G services.

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