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Sam George Warns Fake News Will Not Be Protected Under Press Freedom in Ghana
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Sam George Warns Fake News Will Not Be Protected Under Press Freedom in Ghana

The Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations, Samuel Nartey George, has reaffirmed the government's commitment to protecting press freedom while warning that deliberate misinformation and fake news will not be tolerated under the guise of journalism. Speaking on behalf of John Dramani Mahama at the 2nd Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) World Press Freedom Day Honours Night held at the Alisa Hotel on June 6, 2026, the minister stressed that a free and independent media remains essential to democratic governance. However, he maintained that freedom of expression must be exercised responsibly and should not be used to spread false information capable of causing harm to society. Addressing journalists, media executives, diplomats and civil society representatives, Mr. George stated that the government welcomes critical reporting and investigative journalism, describing media scrutiny as a vital component of a healthy democracy. Government Raises […]

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Ghana Eyes Tech Partnerships for Transport Upgrade

Minister for Communication, Digital Technology, and Innovations, Samuel Nartey George, has announced plans to integrate technology into Ghana’s transport sector through strategic partnerships. He, however, emphasized that operational oversight will remain under the Ministry of Transport. “We will ensure that any relevant technological conversation is well aligned, but the Transport Ministry will lead on operational matters,” Mr. George said during a meeting with officials from Yango, the Ministry of Transport, and the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) on Friday, August 15, 2025. Transport Minister Joseph Bukari Nikpe welcomed the proposals, urging Yango to submit them formally for review. He highlighted Ghana’s existing electric vehicle (EV) policy and roadmap, stressing government’s readiness to embrace partnerships that strengthen transport infrastructure and enhance service delivery. Both ministers described the session as an introductory platform, with subsequent engagements expected to conduct a detailed […]

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No More Queues: Ghana’s SIM Re-Registration Goes Fully Digital in June

Starting in June 2025, Ghanaians will be able to re-register their SIM cards completely online, eliminating the need to visit registration centres or stand in long queues. This move was announced by the Minister for Communication, Digital Technology, and Innovation, Samuel Nartey George, during a visit to Margins ID Group in Accra on April 8.Mr George confirmed that the new registration system will be entirely digital, allowing users to complete the process using their mobile devices. The system will automatically verify identities using national databases—specifically data linked to the Ghana Card.In a follow-up Facebook post, the minister emphasised the convenience of the new process. “No more long queues or delays. The system will handle identity verification automatically, making the process fast and seamless,” he stated.This update comes in response to public frustrations during earlier phases of the SIM re-registration campaign, […]

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