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Telecommunications giant MTN Ghana, has announced plans to implement price adjustments on all its products and services starting from November 28, 2023.
The adjustment will lead to a minimum increase of 15% across the entire range of offerings provided by MTN Ghana.
In a circular issued to customers on November 24, 2023, MTN attributed the upward adjustment to the escalation of operational costs.

The company urged customers to continue enjoying special offers on their network and directed them to visit their website www.mtn.com.gh for more details.
“Dear Valued Customer, kindly be informed that effective 28th November 2023, the prices of MTN products will be revised upwards due to increased operational costs. Continue enjoying our special offers on our network. Visit our website www.mtn.com.gh for more details. Thank you.”
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