Vodafone Ghana is set to undergo a significant rebranding, with the company hinting at its transformation into Telecel Ghana.
This move comes following the acquisition of a 70% majority stake in Vodafone Ghana by Telecel Group in February 2023.
The impending rebranding is expected to be fully realized by the end of February 2024, marking a new chapter for the telecommunications company. The decision to rebrand follows the approval of the takeover by the National Communication Authority (NCA) in 2023, with Telecel assuming a majority shareholder status.
In a statement by the CEO of Telecel Group, Moh Damush, “In February 2023, Telecel completed the acquisition of Vodafone Ghana, setting the stage for a massive rebranding campaign. This evolution represents more than just a change in name; it signifies our commitment to advancing telecommunications in Ghana with a renewed focus on meeting the evolving needs of our customers. This rebranding represents a bold step forward into a future where innovation, quality, and customer satisfaction remain at the core of who we are. Our goal is to provide Ghanaians with exceptional services, exceeding their expectations.”
Patricia Obo-Nai, CEO of Vodafone Ghana, said, “I am truly excited about this transition. Our goal is to deliver a great network for our customers, enabling a connectivity that promotes personal and business growth. I invite our stakeholders to join us on this exciting journey as we start our rebranding from Vodafone Ghana to Telecel Ghana.”
The transition from Vodafone to Telecel is poised to have a notable impact on the country’s telecommunications landscape, with the company’s subsidiaries also undergoing rebranding as part of this strategic initiative.
About Telecel Group
Telecel Group is an Africa-focused telecom company with a diverse approach in the telecom space driven by digitalization and innovation. It has successfully established itself as a key service provider for both mobile users and enterprises, focusing on selected areas of development to ensure significant future growth on the African continent. Telecel is also an anchor for supporting start-ups with its African Start-up Initiative Program, “ASIP”.
