CSquared Ghana reaffirms commitment to digital economy following NCA licence renewal

By:  Nana Appiah Acquaye

CSquared Ghana has reaffirmed its long-term commitment to supporting Ghana’s digital economy following the renewal of its operating licence by the National Communications Authority (NCA).

The company, which has spent the past eight years developing neutral wholesale fibre infrastructure across the country, says the renewed licence strengthens its ability to continue expanding digital connectivity and supporting national development priorities.

CSquared Ghana provides wholesale fibre infrastructure services that support mobile network operators, internet service providers, enterprises, and public institutions. The company’s network has played a key role in improving broadband availability and reliability in key parts of the country.

With the licence renewal, CSquared Ghana says it will deepen its focus on expanding fibre infrastructure in strategic locations, improving access to high-quality connectivity for businesses and institutions, and sustaining investment in Ghana’s broader digital ecosystem. The company also highlighted its continued commitment to partnerships and the development of local talent within the technology sector.

According to the company, the renewal ensures operational continuity and reinforces its role in Ghana’s ongoing digital transformation agenda, particularly in strengthening the infrastructure backbone required for economic growth and innovation.

CSquared Ghana expressed appreciation to the National Communications Authority, its customers, partners, and employees for their continued support, noting that the next phase of its operations will build on the foundation laid over the past decade as it seeks to further expand its footprint and impact across the country.