Tag: ATC Ghana
American Tower set to sell off India unit for $2.5 billion
Telecoms infrastructure company American Tower has reportedly agreed to sell its operations in India to an affiliate of Brookfield Asset Management for $2.5 billion,...
ATC Ghana is the biggest US investor in the country –...
US Ambassador to Ghana, Viriginia Palmer has said that American Tower Corporation Ghana (ATC Ghana) is the biggest US investor in the country, having...
ATC Ghana Committed to Environmental Sustainability
Since its founding, American Tower Corporation, a leading independent owner, operator, and developer of global wireless telecommunications solutions, of which ATC Ghana is a...
NCA now consults industry on how to disconnect Telcos, ISPs
The National Communications Authority (NCA) is embarking on an industry consultation to fine tune its draft guidelines on how players in the industry can...
Elephant in the room: Telecom industry collapsing under this NCA? –...
In Part 1 of this article, the point was made that for NCA to seek to explain what SMP is not meant to do,...
Surfline SIMs removed from Central SIM Database
The National Communications Authority (NCA) has announced that it has delinked all Surfline SIMs from the Central SIM Database. This comes after months of service...
ATC Ghana deny cutting off Surfline and Busy Ghana
The biggest independent tower company (towerco) in the country, ATC Ghana has said that it did not cut off Surfline and Busy Ghana but...
Busy Ghana’s 4G network COLLAPSES under inimical tower co-location arrangement
The 4G LTE network of Busy Ghana, formerly Busy Internet, the one-time leading and very popular internet service provider (ISP) in Ghana has collapsed...
VIDEO: Artificial tree telecom masts – lessons for telcos and towercos
https://youtube.com/watch?v=cTE952pzj24&feature=shareTelecom masts are very necessary for providing quality of services to consumers. But they have always been a source of anxiety for the residents...
Elephant in the Room: Is MTN Ghana outgrowing regulation?
I don't even know how to start this write up - whether from the angle of MTN becoming a platform player in the face...