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.
Ghana's Publishing Industry Must Embrace AI While Protecting Indigenous Knowledge, Says University Director
Prof. Kwofie calls for AI training to incorporate Ghanaian knowledge systems to ensure culturally inclusive development and decolonised artificial intelligence.
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.
Ghana Police Set to Launch Automated Traffic Enforcement System From October 2026
Ghana Police Service announces full rollout of TRAFFITECH-GH system using cameras and digital notices to enforce road traffic laws nationwide.
Ghana Police Deploy High-Tech Traffic Enforcement System From October 2026
Ghana Police Service launches TRAFFITECH-GH, a camera-based traffic monitoring system that will issue fines via SMS starting October 1, 2026.
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.
Ghana to deploy artificial intelligence in school placement system to cut delays and unfair admissions
Education Ministry plans AI technology rollout to streamline student placements and address longstanding parent concerns.
UK's £29.5m SpaceX Gamble: Ghana Should Watch Britain's Satellite Dependency Trap
Britain spends nearly £30m on SpaceX military satellite services, raising questions about African nations' tech sovereignty and security risks.
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.
Ghanaian Tech Visionary in China Builds Super App Blueprint for Africa's AI Future
Computer science graduate Bright Alexander champions locally-developed AI and indigenous language technology to reshape Ghana's digital economy.
Guiding Ghana's children through the digital maze: A parent's roadmap to online safety
As Ghanaian children spend more time online, parents must balance technology access with protective measures and open dialogue.
Ghana's Mining Sector Must Embrace Continuous Learning to Stay Competitive, Telecel CEO Warns
Tech leaders urge mining industry to prioritise workforce agility and diversity as AI transforms the extractive sector.