Vice President Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang has officially launched the 150th anniversary celebrations of Mfantsipim School, marking a historic sesquicentennial milestone for Ghana’s first secondary school and one of the most influential educational institutions in West Africa. The launch, held in April 2026, set the tone for a year-long commemoration of the school’s enduring legacy in […]

The University of Ghana has commenced an investigation into a viral video showing a member of its security team allegedly assaulting a young man. In a statement issued on April 11, 2026, the University’s Public Affairs Directorate indicated that Management had taken note of the footage circulating on social media, which appears to show an […]

In the coastal settlement of Ghana Town, a growing humanitarian concern is unfolding as hundreds of residents face the risk of statelessness despite having been born and raised in The Gambia. For many families, this uncertainty spans generations, with roots in the community stretching back more than half a century. Ghana Town was established in […]

Students from the Intermediate Information Technology Course 1-26 at the Ghana Armed Forces School of Information Technology (GAFSIT) have undertaken an educational visit to the National Communications Authority (NCA), gaining first-hand exposure to Ghana’s telecommunications regulatory environment and national cybersecurity infrastructure. The visit, led by Commanding Officer Paschal Senyo Hatse, was designed to bridge the […]

Ghana has reached a major milestone in digital innovation by becoming the first African country to fully integrate digital payment functionality into its national identity system through the Ghana Card. This development transforms the card from a simple identification document into a powerful, multifunctional financial tool capable of supporting everyday transactions. With the upgrade, holders […]

The government of Senegal has paid tribute to one of Africa’s most influential early thinkers by featuring James Emman Kwegyir Aggrey on a national postage stamp. The recognition celebrates the enduring legacy of the Ghanaian educator, widely known as “Aggrey of Africa,” whose ideas on education, unity, and social progress continue to resonate across the […]