Ghana to open digital skills doors with Girls‑in‑ICT training push

The Ministry of Communications, Digital Technology & Innovations of Ghana has kicked off the 2025 edition of its “Girls‑in‑ICT” programme in the Upper West Region, aimed at equipping young women with digital skills and positioning them for future employment in tech‑driven sectors. Globally and in Ghana, women remain under‑represented in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields. Ghana has made […]

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Africa CDC launches health manufacturing data hub in Accra

A persistent challenge in Africa’s health sector is dependence on imports for medical supplies, diagnostics, vaccines, and other health technologies. Strengthening local manufacturing and better data visibility have been long‑standing policy goals. What is AMMINA During the African Healthcare Manufacturing Trade Exhibition & Conference (AHMTEC) in Accra, the African Manufacturing Market Intelligence & Network Analysis (AMMINA) platform was launched. The […]

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DStv in Ghana: new packages promise up to 50% more value

Ghana’s Communications Ministry announced that new DStv packages took effect on October 1, promising 33–50% more value depending on bouquet. The move follows weeks of talks among the Ministry, the National Communications Authority (NCA), MultiChoice Africa and MultiChoice Ghana. The company has since clarified the upgrades align with the joint announcement and are not limited to only a short trial […]

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Google to EU: Simplify AI Rules to Unlock Growth — What It Means for African Startups

Google’s top Europe executive urged the EU to streamline overlapping digital laws—including how the EU AI Act interacts with other rules—arguing that complex compliance slows innovation and scale-ups. The remarks, reported via Bloomberg and trade press, add pressure as Brussels readies follow-on guidance and a “digital simplification” push. Key points Why it matters for Ghana/Africa – Source: raylizaghana.com

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OpenAI, Oracle, SoftBank Announce Five New U.S. “Stargate” AI Megacenters (7 GW Planned)

OpenAI, Oracle, and SoftBank unveiled five new U.S. data-center sites under Project Stargate, expanding planned capacity to ~7 GW on the way to a $500bn / 10-GW build-out. Locations named by multiple outlets include Shackelford County (TX), Milam County (TX), Doña Ana County (NM), Lordstown (OH), and one undisclosed Midwest site. The companies showcased the flagship Abilene, TX complex—already partially […]

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2Africa Subsea Cable Going Live in Ghana in September 2025: What It Means for Internet Access

Ghana is set to benefit from a major upgrade in internet infrastructure as the 2Africa submarine cable, a massive underwater fiber-optic project, goes live this September. The cable connects 33 countries and stretches over 45,000 km, linking Africa, Europe, and Asia via strategic landing sites including Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa, and the UK. What the 2Africa Cable Is Why It […]

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Bank of Ghana Suspends Key Remittance Partnerships Over Regulatory Breaches

The move, which takes effect on September 18, 2025, is aimed at tightening compliance within the financial ecosystem and safeguarding the country’s foreign exchange market. The Bank of Ghana has announced the suspension of several money transfer operators (MTOs) and payment service providers (PSPs) for breaching regulatory guidelines on inward remittance services. The move, which takes effect on September 18, 2025, […]

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Apple announces more than 600 new apps built for Apple Vision Pro

More than 600 apps and games designed to take advantage of the unique and powerful capabilities of Apple Vision Pro will be available this Friday, February 2. Vision Pro has an infinite canvas where apps can scale beyond the boundaries of a traditional display, and introduces an intuitive and powerful three-dimensional user interface that users navigate with their eyes, hands, and voice. […]

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Mark Zuckerberg Joins Race with Elon Musk, Rolls Out Paid Verification for Facebook, Instagram for Over KSh 1,500

Facebook and Instagram users across the globe will soon start paying for the verification badge. This followed Meta’s successful roll-out of the premium service in Australia, New Zealand, and the United States in February and March 2023, respectively. Meta verified The company introduced the service in the United Kingdom in May 2023, requiring subscribers to pay a monthly fee of […]

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