Telecel Ghana has announced a potential price adjustment for its voice and data services, effective August 12, 2024. This news came as a surprise to many subscribers, and some have been vocal about it.
The reason for the price raise has not yet been disclosed; however, in the past, price increases of this kind have frequently been associated with increased operating expenses, fluctuations in exchange rates, and rising energy prices.
Many customers have expressed their dissatisfaction on social media, where they have expressed their frustration over the announcement. On Twitter, one person expressed discontent by stating that “With all the recent online protests about internet pricing in this country, you’d think Telecel Ghana would be considerate in reviewing their new data packages. But no! They’ve made it ridiculously expensive! Why is it that this country seems to enjoy making people’s lives miserable?”
Most telecel users are very dissatisfied with the high cost of internet services, despite the National Communications Authority’s efforts to defend its management of the sector. This means individuals and businesses will need to reassess their communication budgets and consider how these changes could impact their operations. In some cases, negotiating with service providers for more favorable rates, especially for large-scale users, might be necessary.
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