Lightning kills one, injures six during funeral rites at Pai-Katanga

Ghana's One Million Coders Programme is scaling up - but can it overcome verification challenges?

GI-KACE Director Fred Yeboah says the One Million Coders Programme (OMCP) aims to train 300,000 people by 2026. The initiative is expanding access to digital skills - but what challenges might trainees face?

Ghanaians remember a tragedy that occurred 25 years ago- but the event's legacy continues to reverberate throughout the country.

Ghana observes the 25th anniversary of the May 9 stadium disaster in Kumasi, uniting people from different backgrounds. The annual commemoration has evolved into a gathering- but its impact extends far beyond a single day.

Low wages may be quietly funding corruption- but how do we break this cycle of unethical behavior?

Many African economies struggle with low wages in critical sectors- a situation that quietly fuels corruption. This creates a cycle of eroded trust and distorted incentives- but what will it take to break free?

Ghana's midwife shortage mirrors a global crisis- but what steps are needed to address this?

The Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association and the Midwives Society are calling for action- as Ghana faces a severe shortage of midwives. This comes amid a steady exodus of health workers- but the consequences could be dire.

Is Ghana's cheap data creating a generation of digital consumers or skilled contributors? The answer may surprise you.

Ghana is grappling with the impact of cheap internet access on its youth. The focus on affordability overshadows the need to promote purpose and productivity online - raising concerns about the long-term consequences.

Fibre-optic cable destructions are costing Ghana's telecommunication companies millions! What is causing the damage?

Ghanaian telecommunication companies are struggling with the destruction of fibre-optic cables. The persistent damage is creating instability for telecom operators - but what is the source of the destruction?