Stories from Accra · Ghana

Ghana's government has approved a $250 million investment plan to establish a national artificial intelligence center. The government of Ghana has approved an investment of $250 million for the establishment of an Artificial Intelligence center. The investment is expected to create numerous opportunities. The $250 million investment in Ghana's AI center will focus on research and development in machine learning and data science.

Ghana's government has approved a $250 million investment plan to establish a national artificial intelligence center.

Ghana's government has approved a $250 million investment plan to establish a national artificial intelligence center. This initiative aims to boost technological development in the country.

Ghana's government has approved a $250 million investment plan to establish a national artificial intelligence center.

Forty-three individuals, including teachers and invigilators, have been arrested by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) in Ghana for their involvement in examination malpractice. The arrests were made in connection with the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).

Ghana recently led a vote qualifying slavery as the most serious crime against humanity. This action contributes to an evolving global debate, particularly as France observes the 25th anniversary of its Taubira law, which recognized slavery as a crime against humanity.

The license is intended to accelerate money transfers within and into the country. This license will allow Fincra to expand its financial services within the country.

South Korea and Ghana signed three Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) covering climate change, artificial intelligence, and maritime security.

Two people died and several others were injured following an unusual multi-vehicle crash on the North Shore near Accra Shore Stadium. The accident involved at least five cars, one of which went over a bridge onto Reedstown Street. The incident occurred on Wednesday afternoon.

Hantavirus cases have been reported at sea in West Africa. A WHO official stated that the quarantine for the cruise ship could last for up to two months. The Chinese economy has shown a strong start to the year. Laboratory results in Johannesburg confirmed a woman died of Hantavirus after traveling from a cruise ship. She died during a flight connection after transporting her husband's remains. The husband, a 70-year-old Dutch man, died aboard the ship in early April with symptoms including fever, headache, and diarrhea. No analysis was performed on the husband at the time of his death to confirm the virus. A third death involving a German woman has been reported, though Hantavirus infection remains unconfirmed for her case. The source identified Norbert Bauer in connection with the incident. The source mentioned a person named Norbert Bauer from Passau in relation to the outbreak.