5 stories tagged “technology”.
The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research called for an urgent move to commercialise its research at its first National Scientific Conference, urging government support for funding, talent retention and IP protection.
PwC forecasts that by 2050, electrification, data, automation and circular flows will reshape roads, airports and utilities into a unified system, demanding new funding models and regulatory frameworks.
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority has begun testing technology‑driven plates that promise tamper‑resistance and better vehicle traceability ahead of a nationwide rollout in 2027.
The former research assistant vows to boost grassroots engagement, internal communication and tech use within the party’s top body.
Microsoft’s head of AI, Mustafa Suleyman, has cautioned that Anthropic’s human‑like training of its Claude model may create an uncontrollable entity, urging greater transparency and alignment in AI development.
The MP urged respect for the Armed Forces after a Land Combat Power Demonstration.
Late Saturday night, rioters looted shops in Frankfurt and clashes erupted with police in Berlin, Cologne and Hamburg after mass protests over the cost of living turned chaotic.
NDC aspirant Godwin Ako Gunn admits illegal mining is deeper than the party thought, calling for regulated community mining to curb the crisis.
COPEC Executive Secretary Duncan Amoah urges candidates to name prospective ministers ahead of polls to speed government formation and policy rollout.
The National Health Insurance Authority has unveiled a school‑based quiz competition in Kadjebi, Oti Region, to educate senior high students on the benefits and access points of the National Health Insurance Scheme.
The college in Bono East’s Pru East District welcomed 311 new nursing and midwifery students while unveiling plans to strengthen its facilities and curriculum for the decade ahead.
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