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A Major Milestone for Ghana’s Digital Future Ghana is set to play a pivotal role in Africa’s digital landscape by hosting the Africa Internet Summit 2025 (AIS’25) from September 29 to October 3, 2025, in Accra. This significant event coincides with a major milestone—30 years of the Internet in Ghana. It highlights the country's pioneering efforts in driving digital transformation across the continent. The summit will focus on the theme: “A Resilient Internet Ecosystem for an Innovative Digital Africa.” This theme underscores the urgent need for strong, secure, and forward-thinking internet infrastructure throughout Africa. The event aims to bring together key players in the digital space to address challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. AIS’25 is being co-hosted by the National Communications Authority and Ghana Dot Com Limited, with support from the Ministry of Communications, Digital Technology and Innovation. The summit is organized by the African Network Operators Grou...

Ghana's Vision to Become a Medical Technology Hub in West Africa Ghana is setting its sights on becoming the medical technology hub of West Africa, with a clear strategy that involves collaboration with investors and a focus on youth-driven innovation. This vision was recently highlighted by Mr Julius Debrah, the Chief of Staff, who emphasized the importance of creating an investment-friendly ecosystem that empowers young innovators, researchers, and entrepreneurs. At the opening of the 2025 China–West Africa Health Expo in Accra, Mr Debrah shared his insights on how Ghana is working to address health system challenges while also fostering opportunities for growth across multiple sectors. He stressed that the country offers stability, opportunity, and access to markets, making it an attractive destination for investors. “Looking ahead, our vision is to position Ghana as the medical technology hub of West Africa,” he stated. “By attracting investment, encouraging innovation, and ...

Ghanaians Mourn the Loss of Eight National Heroes Families, friends, and prominent figures from across Ghana have come together at the forecourt of the State House to pay their respects and honor the memory of eight Ghanaians who tragically lost their lives in a helicopter crash near Obuasi in the Ashanti Region. The gathering is part of a solemn reflection and memorial ceremony aimed at commemorating the departed citizens. The event is expected to be marked by a series of meaningful activities, including hymns, short speeches, a candlelit procession involving both military and civilian representatives, and heartfelt prayers for the souls of the victims. This moment of remembrance serves as a collective tribute to those who have made significant contributions to the nation. President John Dramani Mahama will take the lead in conducting the solemn ceremony. As hundreds of Ghanaians gather in a somber mood, the country reflects on the tragic incident that occurred on Wednesday, August...

National Grief and Mourning Following Tragic Helicopter Crash The nation is in deep sorrow following a devastating helicopter crash that claimed the lives of eight prominent public officials. The incident, which occurred at Adansi Akrofuom in the Ashanti Region, has left the country in a state of mourning. Flags are flying at half-mast across the country, symbolizing the collective grief of the people. At the Presidency, the atmosphere is one of profound sadness and reflection. The loss of two Cabinet Ministers and six other public figures has shaken the government and the public alike. These individuals were en route to an official event in Obuasi when the tragic accident occurred. Over the past three days, citizens from all walks of life have gathered at the Ceremonial Garden of the Presidency to pay their respects, laying flowers and offering prayers for the departed. The garden, known for its lush greenery, has become a place of solace and remembrance. Mourners dressed in black ...

A Message of Solidarity and Grief President Julius Maada Bio, the leader of Sierra Leone and the Chairman of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government, recently made a visit to express his condolences to President John Dramani Mahama of Ghana. This gesture came in response to a tragic helicopter crash that claimed the lives of eight individuals, including several high-ranking officials. During the visit, President Bio shared his deep sorrow over the incident. He emphasized that the event had significantly altered the purpose of his initial trip to the region. Originally planned as an inaugural tour for his role as ECOWAS Chairman, the journey took on a more solemn tone following the tragedy. “I was deeply saddened when the incident occurred on August 6, 2025. I had to change the focus of my visit from a regional tour to a condolence visit,” he said. His words reflected not only personal grief but also a broader sense of unity among the ECOWAS community. President Bio ex...

National Grief and Reflection in Ghana Flags are flying at half-mast across the country, marking a period of national mourning and reflection. The atmosphere at the Presidency is solemn, with deep sorrow evident among all who gather to honor those who have passed away. President John Dramani Mahama has declared a three-day period of national mourning following the tragic death of two Cabinet Ministers and six other public officials on August 6, 2025. These individuals lost their lives in a military helicopter crash near Adansi Akrofuom in the Ashanti Region. Their passing has left a profound impact on the nation, prompting widespread grief and tributes. Over the past three days, people from all walks of life have come together at the Ceremonial Garden of the Presidency to pay their respects. Mourners dressed in black have laid flowers, offering silent tributes to the departed. Many have been overcome with emotion, unable to hold back their tears as they reflect on the loss of these ...

A Bridge Between Cultures: Kojo Choi’s Journey and Appointment as Ghana’s Ambassador to South Korea Kojo Choi, the newly appointed Ghanaian Ambassador-designate to the Republic of South Korea, represents a significant milestone in Ghana's diplomatic relations with South Korea. This appointment underscores the country’s efforts to strengthen ties with its Asian counterparts, particularly through cultural, economic, and technological collaboration. Born in South Korea, Choi moved to Ghana at the age of 14 and has since become a naturalized Ghanaian citizen. His life story is one of integration, cultural fusion, and professional success, making him a unique figure who bridges two distinct nations. Over the years, he has built a career deeply rooted in Ghana, contributing significantly to both its economy and society. Choi's educational journey began in Ghana, where he attended SOS Hermann Gmeiner International College in Tema, a well-regarded secondary school. He later pursued ...