… as IIPGH seeks enhanced professionalism By Ebenezer Chike Adjei NJOKU The government has confirmed its commitment to urgently review and synchronise the prevailing Information and Communication Technology (ICT) regulatory framework. Speaking at the 8th anniversary and induction ceremony of the Institute of ICT Professionals Ghana (IIPGH), Dr. Mark-Oliver Kevor, Acting Director-General of National Information […] The post Gov’t

By Dr. David King BOISON Funding opportunities and initiatives Overview of funding sources for AI initiatives in Ghana To build a thriving AI ecosystem, Ghana must secure funding from multiple sources, including government initiatives, international organizations, private sector investments, and venture capital. Sustainable AI development depends on consistent financial support to drive innovation, build research […] The post AI

By Juliet ETEFE & Buertey Francis BORYOR Government has announced a raft of tax relief measures in the 2025 Budget, aimed at easing the cost of living and stimulating business growth, with a firm focus on abolishing several so-called “nuisance taxes. Among the most notable decisions is the abolition of the 1% Electronic Transfer Levy […] The post 2025 Budget: Gov’t to abolish

By Nick MUDIMBA Mr Ali Daoud Mohamed, Chair of the African Group of Negotiators on Climate Change, Special Climate Envoy of the President of the Republic of Kenya visited Moscow, Russia for a series of events aimed at fostering connections between Russia and Africa in the field of climate action. During the visit Mr Mohamed […] The post African Union, Russia to work together on Climate

Coastal Network Foundation, a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) dedicated to providing relief to underprivileged communities through education, has donated text books and reading materials to two schools in the Greater Accra Region. The beneficiary schools are Dawhenya Methodist ‘B’ Basic School and Prampram Presbyterian Basic School. The donation, which included 200 Note 1 exercise books, 40 […] The post Coastal

By Nana Essilfuah TAMAKLOE Money moves the world. It determines where you live, the quality of healthcare you may access, the schools your children attend, and even how comfortably you retire. It is embedded in every aspect of life, yet not everyone actively learns how to manage it effectively. We work, we spend, we save […] The post Do more with Absa: How financial knowledge

By Abdallah ABDUL-MUMUNI(Dr) The Ghana cedi has recently experienced significant depreciation, raising concerns among policymakers, investors, and the public. Currency depreciation can have widespread economic implications, including increased inflation, higher import costs, and reduced purchasing power. Understanding the causes of this depreciation is crucial for developing effective measures to stabilize the currency and promote sustainable […] The post An

Ghana Communication Technology University (GCTU) stands as a beacon of transformative education, empowering innovation and driving national development through technology-focused programs. Established in November 2005. GCTU has evolved into one of Ghana’s leading institutions, consistently setting benchmarks in higher education, research, and industry collaboration. With a vision anchored in providing globally competitive, technology-driven education, the […] The post GCTU:

By Juliet ETEFE Government has significantly ramped up investment in social protection and human development programmes as part of its 2025 Budget, with initiatives aimed at vulnerable groups including students, Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), women, and low-income households. Announcing the measures in Parliament on Tuesday, March 11, 2025, Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson said […] The post Budget

In today’s evolving threat landscape, organizations face increasingly sophisticated cyber threats that can disrupt business operations, damage reputations, and cause significant financial losses. Having a Security Operations Center (SOC) is essential for maintaining proactive cybersecurity posture to counter these complex threats. A SOC serves as the hub of an organization’s cybersecurity strategy, responsible for monitoring, […] The post Importance

The Bank of Africa (BOA)-Ghana, a member of the BMCE Group, has participated in the prestigious Achimota Golf Club Golf President’s Putter 2025, reaffirming its commitment to fostering excellence in sports. The bank with a continental footprint has over the years contributed immensely to sports development in the country, especially golf, providing sponsorship for numerous […] The post Bank

By Eric TETTEH and Ahmed (Watara) TAHIRU Ghana is taking a decisive step toward a sustainable future with the launch of the Renewable Energy and Green Transition Fund. This initiative is a strategic response to the country’s energy challenges and a commitment to global climate goals. As the world increasingly moves toward cleaner energy solutions, […] The post Renewable

By Ephraim Ofori NUMOSUOR The informal sector is the lifeblood of Ghana’s economy. It provides employment to an estimated 80percent of the workforce, spanning street vendors, artisans, market traders, and small-scale business owners. However, despite its dominant role in job creation, its contribution to Ghana’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) stands at a modest 27percent, according […] The post Rethinking

The Schools and Households Agric Revival Program (SHARP) under the Governance Africa Foundation (GAfF) has expanded its impact by introducing a state-of-the-art drip irrigation system at St. Paul’s Senior High School in the Ketu South Municipality. This milestone, achieved through a collaboration with Interplast, marks a renewed commitment to empowering both students and local farmers […] The post SHARP

By Vicentia QUARTEY Alumni associations in Ghana are committed to giving back to their alma mater. From undertaking infrastructure projects to sponsoring scholarships and rewarding dedicated teachers, these former students contribute significantly to advancing quality education in their schools and Ghana in general. Take, for example, the recent project by the Aburi Girls’ Secondary School […] The post Alumni

Professor Etse Sikanku, an Associate Professor of Journalism, Media Studies, and Political Communication, has called for a national discussion on values to help reorient and awaken citizens to the principles that support the country’s democracy and development. He believes such a discussion will help reshape public attitudes, change mindsets, and promote good governance. Speaking on […] The post Prof.

Since attaining its charter in 2020, the Ghana Communication Technology University (GCTU) has been on a trajectory of continuous growth, both in enrollment numbers and academic offerings. As the university expands, its leadership remains committed to ensuring that its physical and infrastructural development keeps pace with its growing student population and evolving academic needs. At […] The post GCTU 

By Buertey Francis BORYOR  Chairman of the McDan Group of Companies, Dr. Daniel McKorley, has extended his generosity to widows in Accra, donating essential food items and medical support as part of his long-standing commitment to giving back to society. The donation event, held on March 9, 2025, at Mantse Agboena in James Town, was […] The post McDan supports widows in Accra with

By Ama Serwah NERQUAYE-TETTEH  [email protected]  It is early March. Everywhere you turn, there are women’s events. And so there should be. Women are not celebrated enough and so we will gladly take these events and awards and praises heaped on us in March. Politicians will make speeches about the importance of equity and what they […] The post IWD25:

By Mitchell Asare Amoamah The first International Political Communication Conference was held last Friday in Accra to reflect on the state of political communication in Ghana, lessons learned and contemplate the way forward. The event, which was organized the Center for Public Discourse and Analysis (CPDA), was on the theme “A New Democratic Era: Enhancing […] The post 1st