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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.

Telecel Ghana is empowering women with digital skills - but what does this mean for the future of Ghana's tech industry?

Telecel Ghana is set to train 1,000 girls in coding and digital skills as part of its International Women's Month activities. The initiative aims to empower young women- but what impact will this have on the tech industry?

A new program seeks to bridge the gender gap in Ghana's tech sector - but how will they do it?

The Association of Ghana Startups (AGS) has launched the TechServe Employability Programme in partnership with AFOS Foundation and WERise Network. This initiative aims to deploy women in ICT careers across Ghana- but what impact will this have?

Tech CEOs are pointing fingers at AI after mass job cuts- but is it really to blame?

Big Tech companies like Meta and Amazon are laying off employees, and executives are increasingly blaming AI. The claim is that AI allows firms to do more with less- but is there more to the story?

Social media giants are under fire - but what were they willing to risk for user attention?

Whistleblowers are raising concerns about Meta and TikTok's content moderation policies. Internal research suggests algorithms prioritize engagement, but at what cost?

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.

A Meta employee is being investigated for downloading private images. What could be the extent of the damage?

A former Meta employee is under investigation by the Metropolitan Police. The engineer is suspected of bypassing security checks to access personal pictures - but the implications could be far-reaching.