Telemedicine revolution – How AI can bridge healthcare gaps in rural area

It is quite a normal sight on Ghanaian roads: a toddler sitting in the front passenger seat, sometimes on an adult’s lap, sometimes standing between the seats and occasionally even appearing to “help” Mum or Dad drive. We have seen it so often that it barely attracts attention.

For generations, millions of children encountered the world through maps that gave them a misleading impression of its proportions. Africa appeared modest in size, while Europe, North America, Canada, Russia and Greenland seemed overwhelmingly large.

For the first time, three of Africa’s leading professional confederations – TICON Africa (Technology Information Confederation Africa), the African Marketing Confederation (AMC), and the African Supply Chain Confederation (ASCON) — met under one conference roof.

Imagine a newly appointed Director-General of a public regulatory authority who inherits an institution known for slow processing, opaque decision-making and informal payments that have gradually become accepted as part of navigating the system.

“He who teaches, learns.” – African proverb

Morocco’s Attijariwafa Bank is set to become the majority shareholder of Société Générale Ghana (SG Ghana) after the French banking group agreed to sell its entire 60.22 percent stake in the listed lender.

In the bid to mobilise larger pools of private capital for climate investments, there is need for a shift in Africa’s approach to climate finance

Impact Investing Ghana (IIGh) is pleased to announce a transition in its Board of Directors leadership. Kwabena Boamah has been appointed as the new Board Chair,