Photo: Modernghana If a dealer in Ghana tries to sell you an MTN SIM card for more than GH¢10, they’re breaking MTN’s rules—and the company is cracking down. MTN Ghana’s management has issued a formal warning to all authorized dealers not to overcharge for SIM cards. Any dealer caught breaking the GH¢10 price cap risks losing their accreditation to sell MTN products, according to Nii Adotey Mingle, MTN’s General Manager for the Northern Business…
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