Leading telecommunications operator MTN Ghana has announced an ambitious target to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2040, reinforcing its commitment to climate action and sustainable business practices. Achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions means balancing the amount of greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere with an equivalent amount removed or permanently offset. As part of activities marking 30 years of operations in Ghana, MTN will launch its Sustainability Month in August 2026, bringing together employees, suppliers, customers and communities to drive positive social and environmental impact. “MTN Ghana is investing $1.1billion over the next three years and this include $380million this year alone to expand our network and strengthening the resilience of the systems our customers rely on,” said Angela. MTN Ghana remains one of the country's largest corporate taxpayers, contributing approximately six percent of Ghana's total tax revenue, while continuing to invest in critical telecommunications infrastructure.