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Telecel Ghana wins two innovation and sustainability awards

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Telecel Ghana wins two innovation and sustainability awards

Telecel Ghana has won two awards at the 2026 Chamber of Commerce and Industry France-Ghana Awards, in the digital innovation and sustainability impact categories. The awards recognise companies for their leadership and results, after applications were assessed by an independent jury, according to the organisers.

Telecel Ghana has won two of the six major honours at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry France-Ghana Awards 2026, in the categories of digital transformation and innovation, and sustainability and environmental, social and governance impact, according to MyJoyOnline.

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry France-Ghana awards recognise companies for their leadership, innovation and impact. Applications were examined and approved by an independent jury comprising business leaders, consultants and diplomats, MyJoyOnline reports.

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