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MultiChoice requested 30 days, but 14 is enough – Sam George on subscription price cuts

Communications Minister Samuel Nartey George says MultiChoice Ghana has agreed to reduce its subscription prices but is seeking a 30-day window to determine the percentage cut. He, however, insisted that two weeks is enough to complete the process. Briefing the press on Friday, September 5, the Minister confirmed that MultiChoice had formally reached out to…

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“Plain stealing”: Minister gives DSTV ultimatum to cut prices by August 7

The Ministry of Communications, Digital Technology and Innovation has warned that MultiChoice Ghana could have its broadcasting licence suspended if it fails to reduce DStv subscription fees by 30 per cent. The Communications Minister Mr Samuel Nartey George issued the warning at a press conference in Accra on Friday, August 1, 2025, as part of…

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Law against disinformation will not cover criticisms of govt – Sam George

Minister of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations,  Samuel Nartey George, has said that the bill that addresses the issue of misinformation and disinformation will soon be sent to Parliament for debate and approval. He clarified that this bill does not cover criticisms of the government. Speaking exclusively on TV3 with Roland Walker on Friday, April…

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Sam George, 4 other minister-nominees approved amid Minority opposition

Parliament has approved the fourth batch of ministers nominated by President John Mahama, following their vetting by the Appointments Committee. The approval came after the committee recommended the nominations of Dr. Rashid Pelpuo, MP for Wa; Ibrahim Murtala Mohammed, MP for Nanton; Samuel Nartey George, MP for Ningo-Prampram; Kofi Adams, MP for Buem; and Joseph…

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Contracts signed after elections won’t be respected – Sam George warns

Member of Parliament for Ningo-Prampram, Samuel Nartey George, has issued a strong warning to the outgoing government, cautioning against the signing and backdating of contracts after the 2024 general elections. According to him, the incoming administration of President-elect John Dramani Mahama will not honour any agreements made under such circumstances. In a Facebook post on…

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