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Telecel Ghana wins 2 awards at the CCIFG Gala and Awards 2026

Telecel Ghana has been recognised for its commitment to innovation and responsible business, securing two of six major honours at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry France-Ghana (CCIFG) Awards 2026.

Telecel Ghana wins 2 awards at the CCIFG Gala and Awards 2026

Telecel Ghana has won two major awards at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry France-Ghana (CCIFG) Awards 2026, celebrating its commitment to innovation and responsible business practices. The Digital Transformation & Innovation Excellence award acknowledges the company's strategic investment in technology solutions that enhance customer experiences, enable secure digital transactions, foster e-commerce, and promote financial inclusion.

Meanwhile, the Sustainability & ESG Impact award highlights Telecel Ghana's dedication to environmental stewardship, social impact, and strong governance practices. Over the past five years, the company has planted 43,000 trees, expanded its use of renewable energy via solar-powered network exchanges, and invested in education, digital inclusion, STEM development, and health and community empowerment programmes through the Telecel Ghana Foundation's Connected for Good agenda.

Telecel Ghana's founder and CEO, Komla Buami, emphasized that the awards validate the company's belief that innovation and responsible business practices should go hand in hand.

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