Fine-based revenue model under TraffiTech-GH could influence enforcement fairness - Bright Simons

A former COCOBOD official challenges the government's share of TrafficTech-GH fines, hinting at hidden motives behind the road safety initiative.

Former COCOBOD Director Fiifi Boafo has raised concerns about the TrafficTech-GH system, questioning why the government receives 60 percent of fines.

Is Ghana's new traffic system about safety or profit? A former official demands answers.

Former COCOBOD official Fiifi Boafo questions the motives behind Ghana's new Traffitech traffic enforcement system.

A new assessment reveals a startling gap in how African nations finance the data systems that guide their health decisions.

A WHO official is set to address the First Africa Health Data Forum in Nairobi, where the state of health information systems across the continent…

Why Ghana's new speed cameras might not cut road deaths as expected - the local factors at play.

The National Road Safety Authority links nearly 59% of Ghana's road fatalities to speeding and inattentive driving.

Could digital tokens open Ghana's bond market to global investors?

WeWire CEO Ebenezer Ghanney discusses tokenising Ghana's government securities at the Africa Virtual Assets Summit in Accra.

A college's apology to a national regulator hints at deeper internal failures - what triggered the breakdown and what changes follow?

Savannah College of Education in Daboya has formally apologised to the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission after staff staged an illegal strike.