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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.

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.

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.

Lordina Mahama champions child safety in the digital age - but what dangers do Ghanaian youths face online?

Ghana's First Lady, Lordina Mahama, addressed the Fostering the Future Together Global Coalition Summit in Washington, D.C., emphasizing child safety in the digital age. She highlighted technology's dual nature, presenting both opportunities and risks to young people - but what actions will be taken?

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.