Company Overview
Rainbow Mobile Networks is a Ghanaian communication technology provider focused on designing, building, operating and maintaining telecommunication towers in rural and peri‑urban communities. RMN leverages the Government of Ghana’s GIFEC Rural Telephony initiative to extend mobile and data connectivity to areas previously considered unprofitable by mobile network operators. We currently operate 50 active sites, with an additional 33 in deployment, serving communities across all 16 regions of Ghana.
2013–2016
Company founded; built 100‑m tower; first contracts with Airtel‑Tigo & Ericsson
2017–2018
Revenue share agreements with MTN; 100 site surveys; POC design completed
2019
Vodafone revenue share finalized; first POC site activated; featured in Prosper Africa’s Deal Room
2021–2022
Launched monthly revenue operations; fundraising with ThirdWay Capital & MFS; Phase 2 sites begun
2023
Revenue Assurance Team onboarded; MTN co‑located on 26 sites; 33,000 subscribers milestone
2024
23 new sites; 4G/LTE rollout; 41,000 subscribers; 44 TB data; 21.5M voice minutes
Board of Directors
Kwame Sackey Acquah
CEO; 17+ years industry experience; ex‑Ericsson
Kwabena Aforo‑Addo
Chief Business Officer; MBA (LBS); 24+ years as blue‑chip O&G executive
Jonathan Wilson
Non‑Executive Director; Co‑Founder & Managing Partner, ThirdWay Capital
Leadership Team
Kwame Sackey Acquah
Co‑founder & CEO
Joseph Kofi Hussey
Co‑founder & COO
Kwabena Aforo‑Addo
Chief Business Officer
Ebenezer Tetteh‑Baah Akwesi
Chief Technical Officer
Engineering & NOC
Implementation Managers, Integration Engineers, NOC Engineers/Analysts
Vision
A digitally connected future that leaves no African behind.
Mission
To deliver unparalleled digital and voice services that empower communities and improve quality of life using state‑of‑the‑art technology.
Frequently Asked Questions
Rainbow Mobile Networks (RMN) designs, builds, operates, and maintains telecommunications infrastructure that delivers reliable voice and data services to rural and peri-urban communities across Ghana.
RMN currently operates across all 16 regions of Ghana, with 50 active sites and 33 additional sites in deployment, helping connect underserved communities nationwide.
RMN provides rural tower construction, network operations and maintenance, co-location services for mobile network operators, 4G/LTE upgrades, and rural connectivity modernization solutions.
RMN uses energy-efficient technologies and solar-hybrid power systems to reduce emissions, lower operating costs, and provide reliable connectivity in remote locations.
RMN partners with mobile network operators, investors, government initiatives, infrastructure providers, and organizations interested in expanding digital connectivity and rural inclusion across Ghana.