
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.

Discover how Ghana's government plans to bridge the digital divide by upgrading rural network infrastructure.
The Ghanaian government is embarking on a significant initiative to enhance digital connectivity in rural areas. This move aims to address the

Ghana's new AI strategy aims to modernise the economy - but can the nation overcome key obstacles to realize its ambition?
Ghana has launched a National Artificial Intelligence Strategy, signalling its intent to actively participate in designing and deploying AI for national development. The strategy's scope is impressive, covering many sectors - but its success hinges on addressing digital infrastructure and energy security.

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.

Why are 150 women from three regions now equipped to transform their businesses and careers?
The Government of Ghana and ITU are training 150 women in digital skills under the African Girls Can Code Initiative.
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