Scammers are selling fake ECG meters and calling Ghanaians asking for MoMo payments. Here's what to watch for and how to protect yourself.

Google's improved SynthID detector is now open to everyone. Here's how Ghanaians can use it to check images, video and audio for AI fakery.

Google Playground lets you make a playable game just by describing it. Here is what it is, who can try it, and what it means for Ghana.

Meta has released Muse Spark 1.1, a powerful new AI model that’s now available for software developers worldwide. CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the launch on X (formerly Twitter), marking Meta’s first ...

GitHub Copilot, the AI coding assistant, just added a new feature to help you manage your work — and if you’re a student or freelancer in Ghana juggling multiple coding projects, this could save you ...

Ghana and the United Kingdom are teaming up to make your digital life safer. The Cyber Security Authority (CSA), Ghana’s main cybersecurity watchdog, has been talking with the British High Commission ...

Telecel Ghana has launched a new SIM card made mostly from biodegradable material instead of plastic. The card works exactly like a regular SIM — calls, data, everything the same — but uses 90% less ...

In Zambia, two university classmates who later married turned a failed export deal into a tech company solving one of Africa’s biggest farming problems: how smallholder farmers can prove their crops ...

Ghana’s banking regulator and the SEC have launched a nationwide education campaign on cryptocurrency and digital assets, starting in Ashanti Region. The goal is simple: teach Ghanaians how to invest ...

Google is shutting down Google Assistant on Android phones and Wear OS smartwatches this September. If you use an Android phone in Ghana, this change is coming for you. Here’s what’s happening and ...

Meta, the company that owns WhatsApp, is about to start charging businesses in Nigeria for customer messages. From October 1, 2026, if your business uses WhatsApp’s official API (a connection tool ...

Ghana’s Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) has rolled out new technology to catch cloned vehicles, and early reports suggest it’s already yielding results. According to GBC Ghana Online, ...