Month: February 2026

As the global race for Artificial Intelligence (AI) supremacy accelerates, Ghana and Africa stand at a pivotal crossroads. No longer just a consumer of technology, the continent is poised to become a shaper of it. Leading this charge is Ghana, where the convergence of visionary government policy, robust private sector investment, and a burgeoning civil […] The post The Pan African AI Summit ignites ethical and inclusive tech leadership appeared […]

By Elvis MENSAH Ghana’s pension reforms were designed to secure the dignity of the worker. Under the three-tier pension system, 18.5percent of a worker’s basic salary is mandatorily contributed every month, with 5percent allocated to Tier 2 as a privately managed scheme. Tier 2 is meant to deliver a lump sum at retirement and was […] The post Tier 2 and the worker: The silent crisis we are not talking […]

Bank of Ghana Governor Dr. Asiamah has expressed grave worry about implications of the country’s scheduled exit from the IMF programme later this year, particularly with regard to uncertainties in the global environment. His major concern is that they could pose challenges to capital flows and exchange rate dynamics. The BoG Governor however said the […] The post Editorial: MPC will continue to closely monitor developments… appeared first on The […]

The Hunger Project–Ghana (THP–Ghana), with funding support from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, has officially handed over essential medical supplies, valued at US$ 165,000 to the Ghana Health Service (GHS) to support maternal, newborn and child healthcare. The supplies included autoclaves, vaccine fridges, ultrasound scan machines with printers, delivery beds, Infant AMBU […] The post The Hunger Project hands over US$165,000 worth of medical supplies to GHS […]