MTN Ghana has reported a strong set of first-half earnings, with profit rising 36% as subscribers and service revenue grew despite a weaker cedi.

The group reported revenue of 8.1-billion cedi, up 31.3%, while profit after tax was 36.3% higher at 2.33-billion cedi...

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