Ghana's new 'Dig Once' policy will cut fiber optic rollout costs by 60%, accelerating nationwide broadband and bridging the digital…
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MahamaCares Broadens Scope Beyond Medical Bills to Bolster Ghana’s Health Sector
MahamaCares expands beyond medical bill coverage, investing in research, facilities, and professional training to bolster Ghana's health sector.
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High Court Rules Ghana Police Violated Journalists’ and Activists’ Rights During #OccupyJulorbiHouse Protest
The High Court in Accra has ruled that the Ghana Police Service violated the constitutional rights of journalist Bridget Otoo…
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Over 61,000 Candidates to Write TVET Exams Amidst Enhanced Anti-Cheating Measures
Over 61,000 candidates in Ghana will take TVET exams this May/June, with new anti-cheating measures in place to ensure fair…
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Navigating the Legal Labyrinth: Brands, AI, and Intellectual Property in Africa
Explore how African brands are navigating AI's impact on intellectual property, from training data to infringement risks and accountability.
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Ghanaian Legal Education Reform Ushers in New Era of Access and Opportunity
Ghana's new Legal Education Act expands access to professional training, breaking down barriers and creating opportunities for aspiring lawyers.
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BRAC International Boosts SDG 1 Efforts with New Women and Youth Empowerment Drive in Ghana
BRAC International empowers women and youth in Ghana, boosting SDG 1 efforts by enhancing economic opportunities and reducing inequality.
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Hubtel Secures 48th Spot on FT’s Fastest-Growing African Companies List, Nearing $64 Million Revenue
Hubtel ranks 48th on FT's fastest-growing African companies list, showcasing its impressive growth and nearly $64 million revenue.
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NHIA Suspends Three Pharmacies Over Suspected Fraudulent Claims
NHIA suspends three pharmacies from Ghana's health insurance scheme over suspected fraudulent claims and irregular transactions.
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Ghana’s ‘Dig Once’ Policy Poised to Slash Fibre Rollout Costs by 60%
Ghana's 'Dig Once' policy is set to slash fibre optic deployment costs by 60%, accelerating broadband expansion and improving internet…
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