Baku:Telecel Ghana has been acknowledged for its dedication to innovation and responsible business practices, winning two of the six major awards at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry France-Ghana (CCIFG) Awards 2026. The company received accolades in the Digital Transformation and Innovation Excellence category as well as the Sustainability and ESG Impact category.
According to Ghana Web, the awards were organized by the CCIFG to celebrate organizations demonstrating exceptional leadership, innovation, and impact in business. The 2026 awards drew nominations from leading companies across various sectors, evaluated by an independent jury of industry leaders, consultants, and diplomats. The thorough evaluation process highlighted the significance of Telecel Ghana's achievements in these competitive categories.
The event gathered key stakeholders from Ghana's business community, including notable attendees such as the French Ambassador to Ghana, Her Excellency Diarra Dime-Labille; Seth Terkper, Economic Adviser to the President of Ghana and former Finance Minister; and Guillaume Valence, President of the Board of CCI France-Ghana.
Telecel Ghana's recognition in Digital Transformation and Innovation Excellence reflects its strategic investments in technology solutions that enhance customer, business, and community experiences. Over the past year, the company has accelerated its digital initiatives by building an integrated ecosystem that extends beyond traditional connectivity, supporting secure digital transactions, e-commerce, customer engagement, and financial inclusion.
Equally noteworthy was Telecel Ghana's win in the Sustainability and ESG Impact category. This award acknowledges the company’s dedication to creating long-term value through environmental stewardship, social impact, and strong governance. Telecel has incorporated ESG principles into its operations and corporate culture, planting 43,000 trees over five years and using renewable energy in 16 solar-powered network exchanges nationwide.
Through its Connected for Good agenda, the Telecel Ghana Foundation has invested in education, digital inclusion, STEM development, health, and community empowerment programs, benefiting over 6,000 individuals in the past year. The company has also championed diversity and inclusion, particularly supporting female representation and literacy among women entrepreneurs, supported by a governance framework emphasizing ethical conduct and regulatory compliance.
The awards underscore that innovation and sustainability are integral to Telecel Ghana's business strategy, validating its capability to deliver impactful solutions while contributing positively to society and the environment. Komla Buami, External Affairs Director, expressed that these awards endorse Telecel Ghana's efforts in driving meaningful digital transformation and creating societal value, reinforcing the company's commitment to innovation and responsible business practices.