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A new partnership aims to equip 2,000 youth with tech skills - but what exactly will they learn?

The Youth Employment Agency and Ghana Digital Centre have signed an agreement to train 2,000 young people in IT.

Minority demands answers on Ghana's GH¢1 fuel levy, urging audited disclosures on collections, payments, and outstandin

Minority demands answers on Ghana's GH¢1 fuel levy, urging audited disclosures on collections, payments, and outstanding energy-sector debts in full now.

Why is the government refusing to ease training requirements despite complaints from programme beneficiaries?

Ghana's Communication Minister Samuel Nartey George addressed trainees in the Volta Region about the One Million Coders Programme.

Can Jomoro's youth turn coding into real economic opportunity?

Jomoro MP Dorcas Affo Toffey has launched the One Million Coders Programme in her constituency to train youth in digital skills.

A new government push aims to turn digital training into real jobs - but can it deliver 100,000 positions in just two years?

Ghana's Communication Minister visits Ashanti Region to review the One Million Coders Programme.

Why is the government moving coding training to the final years of university?

Ghana's One Million Coders programme is being restructured to target third- and final-year university students.

Laptops are being distributed across Ghana for a coding initiative - but what impact will this have?

The government has presented laptops to support the national rollout of the One Million Coders Programme (OMCP) - a flagship initiative to equip young people with digital skills. The deployment of laptops to learning centers across the country hints at a strategic move to enhance digital training.

Which 13 rural communities in Adaklu District are set to gain mobile connectivity, and what will this mean for their access to digital services?

GIFEC plans to expand the Rural Telephony Project to all 18 districts in the Volta Region, targeting underserved communities.

GEA has handed start-up kits to 150 young women in Walewale after rice processing training under the HAPPY Project to su

GEA has handed start-up kits to 150 young women in Walewale after rice processing training under the HAPPY Project to support agribusiness growth.

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.

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.

An Artificial Intelligence researcher spoke at a high-level United Nations Forum - and his message could change the world.

Crispus Ankomah, an AI researcher, addressed the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) Youth Forum 2026. He spoke on the responsible and inclusive use of AI to tackle global challenges - but what does that really mean?