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Bright Simons Calls for Removing Barriers to Digital Skills
The IMANI Centre head urges Ghana’s policymakers to rethink regulations that hinder everyday tech use, citing ride‑hailing and e‑commerce as proof that people learn on the job.
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International
Trump Downplays AI Risks, Citing China Rivalry
The president dismissed expert warnings about artificial intelligence, insisting the U.S. must stay ahead of China in the tech race.
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International
US DHS Leak Exposes Names of 41,000 Immigration Agents
A massive breach revealed personal details of more than 41,000 Department of Homeland Security staff, including ICE and CBP agents, in a database named Icepick.
Business
Africa Calls for Tax and Finance Reforms to Fund Climate Transition
Green Tax Youth Africa, Followtaxes and ACCT‑J urge stronger domestic revenue, curb illicit flows and overhaul debt to close a $213 billion annual climate funding gap.
Business
Ghana, Russia Sign Agreement to Recruit Workers for Industrial Jobs
Labour Minister Emmanuel Agyekum and Russia’s Alabuga SEZ director formalised a pact that will channel Ghanaian labour into 48 companies needing over 75,000 workers, while opening doors to business, education and cultural ties.
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La General Hospital: Construction Accelerates After Years of Delay
President John Dramani Mahama has ordered a swift turnaround on the 160‑bed hospital project in Greater Accra, aiming for completion in November 2027.
Crime
NAIMOS Seizes Six Illegal Miners and Equipment at Wakawaka, Bole District
A joint task force with the Northern Command of the Ghana Armed Forces arrested six suspected miners and destroyed infrastructure aimed at curbing illegal mining in the Savannah Region.
Crime
Four Remanded After Worawora Festival Disturbances
Four men have been taken into police custody following clashes in Dwabrem, Worawora, amid tensions over the start of the Akwantutenten Festival.