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Ghana Unveils Groundbreaking 5G Network.

Ghana has officially launched its first 5G network, marking a significant advancement in the country's telecommunications landscape. The event, led by Minister for Communications and Digitalisation, Hon. Ursula Owusu-Ekuful, highlighted the transformative potential of 5G technology, promising enhanced connectivity, productivity, and economic growth.The initial rollout targets major cities like Accra, Kumasi, and Takoradi, with plans for nationwide coverage, including rural areas, by 2026. This ambitious timeline aims to ensure that all Ghanaians can enjoy the benefits of high-speed internet.Owusu-Ekuful emphasized the revolutionary capabilities of 5G, which include higher speeds, lower latency, and increased capacity for innovations across various sectors such as agriculture, healthcare, and manufacturing. A multi-phase strategy is in place to facilitate this rollout while addressing challenges such as cybersecurity and affordability.The government is committed to safeguarding user data through stringent protections and fostering a collaborative environment with telecom […]

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Google Introduces Twi Voice Search for Ghana.

Google recently launched a Twi voice search feature for Ghana, allowing users to interact with Google Search and Google Assistant in one of the most widely spoken languages in the country. This update aims to enhance accessibility for Ghanaians who primarily speak Twi, making the internet more inclusive and user-friendly. Twi speakers can now use voice search in their language to find information online, set reminders, get directions, and more. The feature is part of Google’s broader efforts to support African languages in its technology products, especially on mobile platforms.This addition has been praised as a significant step in making technology accessible to more Africans in their native languages, addressing linguistic diversity in digital spaces. Twi voice search is now available on both Android and iOS devices, provided that Google Assistant is installed and updated.

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NPP Youth Organizer Apologizes for Defamation Against Gyampo.

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) National Youth Organizer recently issued a public apology to Professor Ransford Gyampo, a senior lecturer at the University of Ghana, for previously making defamatory remarks about him. The Youth Organizer's statements were found to be unsubstantiated, and the apology aims to address any harm caused to Professor Gyampo’s reputation.This public apology highlights an effort within Ghanaian political circles to promote accountability and civility in discourse. The organizer expressed regret for any distress caused, and Professor Gyampo has reportedly acknowledged the apology, which could help mend relationships and foster a respectful political environment.

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Tragic Accident Claims Four Lives in Owabi River.

In a heartbreaking incident, four people lost their lives when a saloon car veered off the road and plunged into the Owabi River in the Atwima Nwabiagya North District of the Ashanti Region. The accident occurred early on Tuesday, October 29, 2024, while the driver, along with her two children and two passengers, was traveling along the Akropong-Dabaah road.Emergency services are currently working tirelessly to recover the vehicle and locate a fifth victim, identified as the driver’s youngest child. The deceased include Helena Yassan (40), Rita Agyare (41), and Boamah Gyasi (28), along with ten-year-old Lordina Yassan and five-year-old Doreen Yassan.Authorities expressed their grief over the tragedy, with Bobie Ansah, a presiding member of the Nwabiagya District Assembly, stating, “This is a black Tuesday for us.” The bodies of the deceased have been taken to the morgue for preservation and […]

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Speaker’s Financial Assessment Request in Anti-LGBTQ Bill Case.

In Ghana, Speaker of Parliament Alban Bagbin has officially requested a comprehensive financial assessment regarding the implications of the Anti-LGBTQ Bill. This move seeks to evaluate the financial impact that the bill may have on Ghana's economy, especially in terms of foreign aid and investments. His request has raised varied opinions among members of Parliament and the public.Bagbin’s inquiry is rooted in concerns that the bill, which aims to criminalize LGBTQ activities and advocacy, could potentially affect Ghana’s international relations and economic support from pro-LGBTQ countries and organizations. The speaker’s request highlights the delicate balance Ghana must strike between maintaining its cultural values and addressing potential financial consequences from international backlash.This decision has sparked a renewed debate in Parliament, where some members argue that the moral and social objectives of the bill outweigh economic considerations. Others believe that understanding the […]

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UNDP and LAC Empower Legal Aid with Paralegal Training.

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), in collaboration with Ghana’s Legal Aid Commission (LAC), has launched a new initiative to provide paralegal training aimed at bolstering access to legal aid services for underrepresented and vulnerable populations across Ghana. This training seeks to bridge the justice gap by empowering individuals with foundational legal knowledge, enabling them to assist communities in need of legal support but who may struggle to access formal legal representation.This program will train selected community members as paralegals, equipping them with essential skills to handle basic legal issues, advocate for clients, and navigate Ghana's legal system. It is part of a broader effort by the UNDP and LAC to build legal capacity at the grassroots level, strengthening the reach of legal aid services across rural and urban regions in Ghana.

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Heavy Rains Flood Kumasi Airport Roundabout, Thousands of Commuters Stranded.

A sudden downpour in Kumasi's Ashanti Region on October 30 left hundreds of commuters stranded at the Airport Roundabout due to severe flooding. The 30-minute rain caused the Pelele River and nearby rivers to overflow, submerging roads and forcing vehicles to a standstill. Many drivers from Sofoline, Kenyasi, Tech, and Asawase sought alternative routes as traffic gridlocked around the roundabout.Locals cited inadequate drainage and poor waste management as factors behind the perennial flooding. Residents are urging authorities to address the problem, calling for better infrastructure to handle heavy rains and prevent recurring disasters. "It's time for a lasting solution," stated a concerned commuter, echoing the sentiments of others stranded in the chaotic scene.

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Volta Region Triumphs Over Ashanti in U15 Boys Championship Thriller.

In an electrifying match at Prampram’s Ghanaman Centre of Excellence, Volta Region edged out Ashanti Region with a narrow 3-2 victory in the Elite U15 Boys Championship final on October 27. This intense finale capped off a tournament that ran from October 16, showcasing young talent from Ghana’s ten football regions. Top sports officials graced the occasion, including Ghana Football Association (GFA) President Kurt Okraku and FIFA Talent Specialist Laban Scott Libby. The competition also highlighted FIFA’s "Catch Them Young" refereeing initiative, with officials aged 12-14 officiating each match. This initiative aligns with FIFA and GFA’s commitment to developing youth talent and preparing future football stars. Info BoxClick here to change this text. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo.

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Mahama questioned Bawumia why the cedi trades at GH¢17 to the dollar.

NDC presidential candidate John Dramani Mahama publicly challenged Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia to answer five pressing economic questions during the 2024 campaign. Mahama questioned why the cedi trades at GH¢17 to the dollar, Ghana's debt has surged from GH¢120 billion to GH¢767 billion, inflation has soared to 54%, and why GH¢42 billion was borrowed from the Bank of Ghana. Additionally, he criticized Bawumia for prioritizing digitalization over direct economic management, urging him to address Ghana’s economic issues directly.

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Ghana Card to Simplify Passport Application Process in 2025 – Bawumia.

Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the NPP's flagbearer, pledged to simplify passport applications by making the Ghana Card the primary requirement, eliminating additional paperwork. Campaigning in the Oti Region's Nkwanta North constituency, Bawumia emphasized his ongoing dedication to digital transformation, asserting that streamlined processes like this will ease bureaucratic burdens and better serve citizens.In his speech, he highlighted that the existing Ghana Card holds sufficient information to simplify passport issuance, aligning with his administration's goal of making digital innovations central to national growth.

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