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    Sylvia Owusu-Ankomah is new CEO of GCT

    Papa LincBy Papa LincOctober 3, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read3 Views
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     The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications (GCT) and the Digital Chamber of Ghana (DCG) have appointment of Sylvia Owu­su-Ankomah as their new Chief Executive Officer, effective October 1, 2025.

    With close to two decades of progressive leadership experience spanning Ghana’s telecommuni­cations, digital, and Fast Moving Consumer Goods sectors, Ms Owusu-Ankomah combines deep industry knowledge with a prov­en ability to build partnerships and deliver results, which she brings on board in her new roles.

    Her career spans high-impact positions at leading multinational organisations, including MTN Ghana, Tigo (Millicom Ghana), AirtelTigo (AT Ghana), and Guinness Ghana Breweries PLC (Diageo/Castel Group).

    Throughout her telecoms career, she has been at the forefront of transformational projects shaping.

    She played a pivotal role in securing regulatory approvals for Ghana’s first landmark telecom merger, spearheaded high-stakes public policy advocacy, and championed initiatives that expanded connectivity, enhanced regulatory compliance, and strengthened industry-govern­ment relations.

    At MTN Ghana, she played a pivotal role in securing the 3G License and Submarine Cable Landing rights, both of which significantly contributed to estab­lishing MTN as Ghana’s market leader in data services.

    At AirtelTigo, Sylvia provid­ed executive leadership during one of Ghana’s most complex mergers, navigating regulatory landscapes, stakeholder manage­ment, and post-merger govern­ment relations.

    She also supported the acqui­sition of its EMI License from the Bank of Ghana and served as a former Council

    Member of the Ghana Cham­ber of Telecommunications, giving her deep insight into the Chamber’s mission and gover­nance.

    In addition to her executive roles, Sylvia has served as Board of Trustee Member of the Gha­na Investment

    Fund for Electronic Com­munications (GIFEC) under the Ministry of Communica­tions, where she contributed to strategies for digital inclusion and the expansion of connectivity to underserved communities. Sylvia also served as a Former Advisory Board Member of the Ghana Innovation Hub, supporting initiatives aimed at fostering in­novation, entrepreneurship, and the growth of Ghana’s digital economy.

    Commenting on her appoint­ment, Stephen Blewett, Chair of the Governing Council and CEO of MTN Ghana, said “Sylvia’s appointment represents an excit­ing new chapter for the Chamber. Her deep roots in the telecom sector, coupled with her proven ability to unite stakeholders and deliver tangible results, position her perfectly to lead the industry Chamber into its next phase of digital growth and innovation.”

    Expressing her vision for the role, Sylvia said “I am humbled to lead the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications and the Digital Chamber of Ghana at such a defining time for Ghana’s digital journey.”

    “My mandate is clear – strengthening collaboration across government, industry and consumers. Together with our members, we will advocate for policies that enable inclusive and sustainable industry growth, safe­guard critical telecommunication infrastructure, empower innova­tion, and ensure Ghana remains at the forefront of Africa’s digital renaissance,” she said.

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