
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.

GRA says the Publican AI system is speeding up trade at Ghana’s ports, cutting declaration reviews from two hours to f
GRA says the Publican AI system is speeding up trade at Ghana’s ports, cutting declaration reviews from two hours to five minutes.

Pitso Mosimane says Ghana contacted him over the Black Stars job, but the talks were never serious before the GFA appoin
Pitso Mosimane says Ghana contacted him over the Black Stars job, but the talks were never serious before the GFA appointed Carlos Queiroz.

Deputy Roads Minister Alhassan Suhuyini disputes claims that Big Push contracts were sole-sourced, amid a GH¢73bn procu
Deputy Roads Minister Alhassan Suhuyini disputes claims that Big Push contracts were sole-sourced, amid a GH¢73bn procurement controversy.

NPP's Dr Ekua Amoakoh ties Ghana's no bed syndrome to the scrapping of LHIMS, as a leaked document reveals a rushed 7-mo
NPP's Dr Ekua Amoakoh ties Ghana's no bed syndrome to the scrapping of LHIMS, as a leaked document reveals a rushed 7-month plan for a new health system.

Ghana media leaders, academics and policymakers meet in Accra to rethink journalism, digital strategy, training, ethics
Ghana media leaders, academics and policymakers meet in Accra to rethink journalism, digital strategy, training, ethics and newsroom sustainability.

Ghana's digital progress is being sabotaged by a hidden plague - and the solution may already be on the table...
The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications is sounding the alarm about a massive increase in fibre optic cuts. This surge is threatening to undermine the country's digital infrastructure- but what's causing it?

Law lecturer Bobby Banson has cautioned against hasty judgements as Ghana's Attorney-General joins a Supreme Court writ
Law lecturer Bobby Banson has cautioned against hasty judgements as Ghana's Attorney-General joins a Supreme Court writ seeking to curtail the Office of the Special Prosecutor's independent prosecutorial powers under Act 959.
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