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When every phone becomes a newsroom, who controls the story?

Ghana's media landscape is shifting as citizen journalists and content creators use smartphones to report stories.

Ghana's 5G rollout faces a new development as the NCA adjusts its application timeline and guidelines, prompting questions about the implications

The National Communications Authority (NCA) has extended the deadline for applications for key spectrum licences that will support the rollout of 5G

The future of Ghana's digital broadcasting platform is at a crossroads, with a new report set to guide critical decisions.

Ghana's Ministry of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations has received the final report from the Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT)

Discover how Ghana's ambitious One Million Coders Programme is progressing and what it means for the nation's digital future.

Ghana's government is intensifying efforts to equip young citizens with digital skills through its One Million Coders Programme. This initiative

Discover how Telecel Ghana's new Eco SIM aims to reduce plastic waste in the mobile technology sector without compromising user experience.

Telecel Ghana has launched its maiden Eco SIM, a biodegradable card made with 90 percent less plastic than conventional SIMs. This initiative

Telecel Ghana trained 97 Deaf and hard-of-hearing entrepreneurs in digital finance and mobile commerce at the GNAD head

Telecel Ghana trained 97 Deaf and hard-of-hearing entrepreneurs in digital finance and mobile commerce at the GNAD head office in Accra, onboarding them onto Telecel Cash.

Why are 14 female graduates being told they have a 'front-row seat' in Ghana's digital future?

Ghana's digital minister addressed graduates of Plan International Ghana's Digital Skills Project, urging young women to embrace technology careers.

How can AI bridge communication gaps - and ensure Ghana's digital future includes everyone?

The Deaf and Dynamic Forum, hosted by Untamed Voices, convened innovators, educators, and the deaf community to discuss AI's role in communication. The forum highlighted the need for technology to adapt to diverse forms of expression - paving the way for digital inclusion.

Ovey Friday survived torture, amputation and biometric exclusion, then fought his way into university as disability advo

Ovey Friday survived torture, amputation and biometric exclusion, then fought his way into university as disability advocates press Nigeria to do better.

Science reveals that when you eat, how fast you eat, and food structure matter as much as calorie counts. Here's what to

Science reveals that when you eat, how fast you eat, and food structure matter as much as calorie counts. Here's what to know.

Ghana is developing agricultural innovations, but a new study urges balance. What could go wrong?

A new study is examining media coverage of gene editing - an emerging agricultural technology - in Ghana. The study cautions that overhyping such technologies could fuel public scepticism and mistrust- but what does the media need to do?