Absa Bank backs GirlCode hackathon to build Ghana's female tech talent pipeline
Absa Bank Ghana supports 2026 GirlCode hackathon, enabling young women to develop digital skills and explore technology careers.
Young Ghanaian Innovators Set to Showcase Business Ideas at 2026 National Pitch Competition
Junior Achievement Ghana to host NBPC in September 2026, offering students platform to compete for GHS 10,000 and represent Ghana internationally.
Ghana's AI Strategy Must Reflect Local Realities, Says Chief of Staff's Representative
Ghana's artificial intelligence development must be grounded in the nation's unique challenges and opportunities, Brogya Genfi argues at Accra Tech conference.
AI Shopping Agents Are Coming: What Ghanaian Businesses Need to Know Now
Agentic commerce is reshaping how people shop online. Ghana's e-commerce sector must prepare for AI-powered transactions.
How Ghana's Young Professionals Can Thrive in an AI-Driven Economy, Says Atlanta Panel
Tech leaders at GhanaInnov8 Summit urge Ghanaians to embrace AI as a skill, not fear it, while building deeper technical knowledge for future careers.
Ghana's universities must transform research into real solutions for citizens – Apaak
Deputy Education Minister urges universities to shift focus from academic papers to practical innovations benefiting Ghanaians.
Nigerian innovator Smart Israel wins $100,000 Global Citizen award for climate-smart farming technology
Smart Israel's hydroponic farming system recognised internationally for tackling food insecurity across Nigeria's vulnerable communities.
Academic City University wins Global Innovation Award, positioning Ghana as higher education hub
Academic City recognised as Leading Innovation-Driven University for 2026 by Global Brands Magazine.
Mahama calls on African youth to drive continent's transformation through innovation and ethical leadership
President Mahama addresses young Africans and diaspora, urging them to leverage technology and integrity to build enterprises and solve continental challenges.
Ghana's Universities Face Extinction Without New Revenue Model, Sam Jonah Warns at UCC Installation
Prominent businessman Sir Sam Jonah has issued a stark warning to Ghana's universities: those dependent on government funding are 'planning their own funeral' and must urgently reinvent themselves as revenue-generating institutions.
Ghana's Chief of Staff urges closer university-industry ties to boost national innovation
Dr. Julius Debrah calls for stronger collaboration between academia, private sector and government to drive economic growth.
Creative Chaos: The Exchange Reimagines African Finance With Interactive Festival Coming to Kumasi and Accra in 2026
Crowdpen launches pan-African festival challenging traditional finance conferences with interactive trading floors, money games, and peer-to-peer collaboration across six cities.