Staff Writer
From the rubble of war-torn cities to displaced communities across the Sahel and Sudan, the pattern remains deeply concerning civilians bearing the brunt of modern warfare.
At the time of the trial, Attionu was outside Ghana, raising doubts about whether the state could enforce the ruling. That uncertainty has now given way to a significant legal breakthrough.
She underscored the importance of empowering women professionals with the skills and confidence needed to take up leadership roles and influence policy and practice.
The AI Computer Centre forms part of government’s broader strategy to accelerate the digital economy, with a strong focus on applying artificial intelligence in key sectors such as agriculture, healthcare, and education.
The National Communications Authority (NCA) has revealed that an audit of SIM card registrations conducted between 2021 and 2023 found no matching fingerprints when cross-checked against the national identity database. The findings have raised serious concerns about the integrity and reliability of
The Minister for Communications, Digital Technology and Innovations, Samuel Nartey George, has justified Ghana’s renewed push for biometric SIM re-registration, warning against the risks of transferring compromised data into a new system. Speaking at a media engagement on March 17, the Minister reve
The National Road Safety Authority (NRSA) has partnered with Media General to intensify road safety awareness ahead of the Ramadan and Easter festivities. The initiative comes as authorities raise concerns over the increasing number of road crashes recorded across the country. Data from the NRSA ind
The government has directed the National Communications Authority (NCA) to fast-track the rollout of fifth-generation (5G) mobile networks, aiming for 70% population coverage by Ghana’s 70th Independence Day in 2027. Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations, Samuel Nartey Georg
On February 24, 1966, Ghana changed forever. While on a trip to Hanoi, Vietnam, the country’s first President, Kwame Nkrumah, was overthrown in a military coup. It was the first in Ghana’s history. The rule of the Convention People’s Party came to an abrupt end, and the nation stepped into unfamilia
As Valentine’s Day approached, a visible shift unfolded across Ghana’s urban centres — a rising floral culture that is redefining how love and appreciation are expressed. Markets and flower shops, particularly in Accra, are awash with roses, tulips and bespoke bouquets as demand surges ahead of Febr
Ghana remains one of the most peaceful countries in West Africa, even as violent extremism continues to spread across the region. But security experts warn that peace cannot be taken for granted. As pressures mount along Ghana’s northern borders and social and economic stress deepens within communit
President John Dramani Mahama has assured Ghanaians that the newly launched Ghana Infrastructure Plan (GIP) will help eliminate the long-standing challenge of abandoned projects by ensuring continuity across successive governments. Speaking at the launch of the GIP in Accra on October 22, President
The issue of galamsey - illegal small-scale mining - is back on the national agenda as environmental Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and concerned citizens sound the alarm on what they describe as an existential threat to Ghana’s ecosystems and water bodies. At the center of the storm is Presiden
Mobile data packages in Ghana have increased by 15%, but according to many frustrated users, this has come with even faster rate at which the bundles vanish. Across the country, users are raising red flags over what they describe as “vanishing data”. From students and remote workers to small busines
The Minister of Education, Haruna Iddrisu, has announced a major policy shift to revise the national curriculum to include artificial intelligence, coding, and robotics — starting from the kindergarten level. The announcement was made during the celebration of World Youth Skills Day, where the Minis
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