UMaT champions Ghana's digitalization by training 1,000 future coders and engineers, addressing critical skill gaps and boosting the digital economy.
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Ghana’s Modified Taxation System: Paving the Way for Inclusive Tax Administration
Ghana's Modified Taxation System simplifies taxes for MSMEs and the informal sector, boosting revenue for essential public services.
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Asunafo North Cocoa Union and Partners Bridge Education Infrastructure Gap in Rural Ghana
A new classroom block by Asunafo North Cocoa Union and partners transforms education for rural Ghanaian kindergarten students.
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Africa’s Shift: From Aid Recipient to Investment Hub
Discover how African leaders are transforming the continent from an aid recipient into a dynamic hub for global investment and…
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Ghana’s Digital Future at Risk: NITA’s Licensing Push Faces Legal Scrutiny
NITA's controversial licensing push for Ghana's ICT professionals and businesses faces legal challenges, threatening the nation's digital innovation.
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Ghanaians in South Africa Express Desperation Amidst Xenophobic Attacks
Ghanaians in South Africa reveal harrowing experiences of xenophobia, economic hardship, and legal uncertainty, desperate to return home.
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TV Presenter Ruth Langsford Calls for Faster Dementia Diagnosis Amid Personal Experience
Ruth Langsford shares her personal journey with dementia, advocating for quicker diagnoses to provide crucial support for families.
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Ghana’s Energy Commission Accelerates Clean Energy Transition with Key Initiatives
Discover how Ghana's Energy Commission is driving the nation's clean energy transition through strategic collaborations, innovation, and strong regulations.
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Focus Shifts to Boy Child’s Well-being: Accra Event Highlights Mental Health and Holistic Development
An Accra event emphasized the critical need to address boy child well-being, mental health, and holistic development for stronger communities.
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Bank of Ghana Assures of Reduced Losses in 2026 Following 2025’s Significant Operating Deficit
Bank of Ghana assures a significant reduction in operating losses for 2026, following a substantial GH¢15.6 billion deficit in 2025.
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