Beyond The Surface
Ghana’s Past SIM Registration Was Controversial. A New Exercise Is Leaving Many Skeptical
After repeated exercises involving registration of sensitive data of Ghanaians, the country will be undertaking another round of SIM registrations
Ghana Tried To Digitize Its Rent System. The Company It Hired Has a Complicated Past
SuperTech Limited built Ghana's new rent control platform with fanfare and government praise. What officials didn't mention: the same company was at the center of procurement disputes and data sovereignty battles during two consecutive elections
Ghana’s Nuclear Ambition Loses Momentum as Funding Runs Dry
The country has spent nearly two decades trying to join the nuclear club. But without money for the most basic technical studies, project officials warn that the whole enterprise could collapse under the weight of official inertia
Ghana Wants To Achive 70% 5G Coverage by 2027. Why That May Be Virtually Impossible
The West African nation wants to have 70% of 5G coverage by 2027. Here's why that goal might be out of range
What Ghana’s New Performance Standards For Telecom Companies Means for Consumers
Ghana's Communication Authority has placed new rules and standards for telecom companies to ensure better service for consumers
Nigeria’s Central Bank and Fintech Players Search for Common Ground In Interoperability and Governance
A report from the Central Bank of Nigeria sheds light on how fintech players and the regulator are working together to push for innovation in open banking and AI
Why Paystack’s Co-Founder Is Suing An Investigative Journalist For Defamation
Mr. Olubi is demanding 140 million naira — approximately $100,000 — in damages from investigative journalist, David Hundeyin
Red Light: Is Accra’s ‘Smart’ Traffic Light Project Officially A Bust?
With an estimated cost of $100 million, is Ghana's smart traffic light management system a failure?
Fool Me Twice? Ghana’s 5G Network Fails To Launch For Second Time
Despite given a new deadline for December 2025, Ghana's 5G has failed to launch for a second time
How Content Creators are Turning Resiliency Into Currency in Ghana’s Creator Economy
Driven by a "start with what you have" ethos, young digital creators in Ghana are turning little resources into a new form of currency