Tag: Ghana
When The Lights Go Out and the Signal Drops, Ghana’s Growing Infrastructure Instability Twin Shocks
Ghana faces twin infrastructure pressures as power supply fluctuates and telecom networks…
Xenophobic Flashpoints in South Africa Threaten Operations of Ghanaian-Owned Businesses
Ghana has evacuated a citizen from South Africa following a reported xenophobic…
Ghana Temporarily Suspends Power Exports to Stabilise Domestic Supply After Akosombo Incident
Ghana temporarily suspends electricity exports after Akosombo substation fire, prioritising domestic supply…
Courts Will Set Limits on AI Use in Justice System —CJ
Judiciary positions itself as key arbiter of rights, accountability as artificial intelligence…
Ghana Now a Continental Model for Digital Payments and Financial Innovation — Governor Asiama
Governor Asiama says Ghana is now a continental leader in digital finance,…
Port Intelligence: What the World’s Smartest Harbours Can Teach Ghana
The uproar over Ghana’s AI-driven customs system is not just a trade…
Ghana Named in U.S. Probe into International Car Theft Network
U.S. indicts six in international car theft ring accused of shipping stolen…
As the NDA Trial Nears Judgment, What Becomes of the OSP’s Uncertain Authority?
It is a contrast almost like a system stepping onto the battlefield…
Ghana’s Security Risk is no Longer Isolated Events but a Network of Threats — Sompa Report
Ghana’s security risks are severe and increasingly interconnected, driven by galamsey, northern…
Ghana’s Archive Economy: A Billion-Cedi Opportunity in Film Preservation
Ghana’s fading film archives hold billion-cedi potential, where preservation meets profit, turning…
Rev Dr Chris Hesse: The Man Who Saved Ghana’s Memory and The Film That Is Forcing a Nation to Look Again
At 93, Rev Dr Chris Hesse’s preserved film archive resurfaces, forcing Ghana…
Priced Out of Paradise: Are Ghana’s Hotel Rates Undermining Its Tourism Ambitions?
Ghana’s high hotel rates may be undermining tourism competitiveness compared to peers,…