Communication Minister Unveils New Data Bundles To Take Effect July 1

Starting July 1, 2025, mobile data users in Ghana will see significant changes in data bundle pricing and value. This move is part of a broader initiative by the Ministry of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations to enhance customer satisfaction and promote greater transparency in the telecommunications sector.

During a press briefing on June 10 at the Ministry’s Complex in Accra, Communication Minister Samuel Nartey George (MP) announced a set of reforms following months of discussions with major telecom operators—AirtelTigo (AT Ghana), Telecel Ghana Limited, and Scancom Ghana Limited (MTN Ghana). The adjustments are aimed at improving data value offerings while maintaining a balance with operational costs.

MTN Ghana, which holds the Significant Market Power (SMP) designation, will implement a 15% price increase across all data bundles. However, the well-known GH₵399 bundle, which had previously seen a reduction in value, will be restored to its original offer.

“I’m pleased to announce the restoration of the 399 Ghana cedi bundle, which had been altered to the 350 cedi bundle offering 92.88 gigabytes. It will now return to its original 214 gigabytes for 399 Ghana cedis,” the minister stated.

Summary of Key Changes:

MTN Ghana:
- 15% price increase on all data bundles
- GH₵399 bundle restored to 214GB (up from GH₵350 for 92.88GB)

AirtelTigo Ghana (AT Ghana):
- 10% price increase on all data bundles
- GH₵400 bundle upgraded from 195GB to 236GB

Telecel Ghana:
- 10% price increase on all data bundles
- GH₵400 bundle boosted from 90GB to 250GB

MTN is going to bring back their GHC399 bundle, which would come with 214 GB instead of 92 GB – Sam George, Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations #3NewsGH

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Source: hypesmediagh.com