When media freedom is criminalized, the people perish

Seven days in July told us almost everything we need to know about where global AI is heading and where Ghana still has work to do.

A market woman puts a little money into a susu every week. A salaried worker keeps part of each month’s salary in a mobile-money wallet.

The Ghanaian conscience has long been anchored on the profound principle of communal fairness - the idea that “Obaatan” (the nurturing mother) and the village lift every child together.

Ghana’s financial sector faces a fraud challenge that touches every phase of the customer lifecycle.

The dangerous misconception Many small business owners operate under a dangerous misconception: cyberattacks target large corporations, government agencies, and high profile organizations.

Every year, thousands of Ghanaian students graduate from universities with dreams of building successful careers and contributing to national development.

Over the past decade, Ghana has made significant progress in digital finance.

Ghana has spent decades managing the consequences of troubled public infrastructure projects.