Students are building a bushfire-fighting robot - but can it protect vulnerable farming communities?
Telecel Foundation's DigiTech Academy cohort 3 nears graduation, with students across five regions showcasing robotics, coding, and digital solutions. In Jirapa, a team is finalizing a robot designed to detect and combat bushfires - hinting at the real-world impact of the program.
How is the rise of "digital mob justice" impacting Ghanaian families, and why can't victims sue for defamation?
Reckless social media use is destroying marriages and families- especially in Ghanaian communities in North America. Irresponsible online behavior is creating a culture of public humiliation and broken homes.
A Ghana-led AI platform just earned global recognition - but what problem is it solving?
Three Ghanaian tech entrepreneurs are making waves with their AI governance platform. Their innovative solution addresses urgent issues in modern artificial intelligence - but what does this mean for the future of AI?
Online blackmail of kids is up - is Ghana doing enough to protect them?
Ghana is seeing an increase in online crimes against children, including blackmail and the sharing of indecent images. Other countries are responding with legislation to protect children online- but where does Ghana stand?
NITA is under fire for ICT fees. Are they protecting consumers or overstepping?
NITA is defending its regulatory mandate concerning fees and accreditation for ICT companies- a move that follows allegations of unlawfully implementing provisions of a proposed law. The agency insists it's operating within existing laws, but public debate continues to grow - raising questions about the future of digital regulation.
Why is Ghana's Communication Minister calling for a unified African position on digital standards?
Ghana's Communications Minister is encouraging African countries to unify their positions. This is ahead of the World Telecommunication Standardisation Assembly (WTSA) 2028 - but what does this mean for the continent's digital future?
The government has big plans for the future of technology in Ghana - and a bold deadline to meet.
Sam George, the Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations, has spoken about the government's plans. The initiative is expected to accelerate Ghana's digital transformation agenda - but what does that mean for the average Ghanaian?
Thousands are joining the One Million Coders Programme - but what skills are they learning and where are they training?
Fred Yeboah says the One Million Coders Programme has admitted thousands of Ghanaians as training commences nationwide. The digital skills initiative is seeing overwhelming interest - but what does this mean for Ghana's tech future?