
The Paradox of Plenty - When every smartphone becomes a newsroom
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.
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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.

Ministers warned: AI-written speeches may contain unverified facts - what does this mean for government transparency?
Ghana's Communication Minister Sam George is cautioning government ministers about relying on AI-generated speeches without verification.

GETFund says contractors handling education projects must deliver quality work or face sanctions as it rolls out nationw
GETFund says contractors handling education projects must deliver quality work or face sanctions as it rolls out nationwide monitoring and reform measures.

Discover why the Tech for Girls program, aimed at empowering young Ghanaian women with crucial digital skills, is at a critical juncture regarding
Ambassador Johanna Swaniker, founder of Tech for Girls, is advocating for increased investment to expand digital skills training for young women in

Discover how community media is being leveraged to build a more secure digital environment across Ghana.
Ghana's Deputy Communications Minister, Mohammed Adam Sukparu, has launched a new project aimed at bolstering the nation's cyber resilience through

AI-generated images are being used to promote products - but who is behind these digital doppelgangers?
Ghanaian public figures are finding their identities hijacked by AI-generated content - often used to promote products they know nothing about. The rise of deepfakes and cloned voices is raising concerns about trust and potential misuse.

What will she uncover about AI tools in Ghana's classrooms?
A Ghanaian journalist joins a UK-backed fellowship on emerging technology reporting.

Can journalists separate AI reality from hype? A new Accra fellowship aims to find out.
UK MEET Fellowship opens in Accra, challenging Ghanaian journalists to scrutinize emerging tech claims.

Imperial College London is calling for deeper science partnerships with Africa, highlighting Accra’s growing role in r
Imperial College London is calling for deeper science partnerships with Africa, highlighting Accra’s growing role in research, innovation and commercialisation.

Ghana media leaders, academics and policymakers meet in Accra to rethink journalism, digital strategy, training, ethics
Ghana media leaders, academics and policymakers meet in Accra to rethink journalism, digital strategy, training, ethics and newsroom sustainability.
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