Stories from Accra · Ghana

The Ghanaian government has initiated a process to attract private investors for a new national airline.

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

Ghana has approved a $250 million plan to establish a national artificial intelligence center.

A malaria elimination and vaccination drive has commenced in the Ablekuma West district. The initiative aims to improve public health outcomes through targeted immunization efforts.

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

The Ghanaian government has ended negotiations with the United States regarding health aid. The rejection follows discussions over the terms of the data-sharing requirements. The source did not specify the exact nature of the data protection issues. The decision comes following the dissolution of the US development agency US-8 last year, which led to cuts in international assistance. These cuts have left many nations lacking funds for health, education, and nutrition programs. The source noted that while countries are negotiating bilaterally, they are not doing so at any cost. The government reportedly refused Washington's request for access to citizens' health data. News agencies report the decision follows US demands for access to personal health data from Ghana.

The Ghanaian government has approved a $250 million investment plan to establish a national artificial intelligence center.

Ghana's healthcare industry is undergoing an artificial intelligence overhaul to address doctor-patient ratio gaps. The technology is being used to upload and analyze X-rays to identify specific disease conditions. This implementation aims to assist medical professionals in diagnostic accuracy. The process focuses on interpreting medical images to bridge staffing shortages.

The Ghanaian government has approved a $250 million investment plan to establish a national artificial intelligence center.

The government of Ghana has approved a $250 million investment plan to establish a national artificial intelligence center. The initiative aims to develop strategic partnerships with technology firms including NVIDIA and Chery. This initiative aims to bolster the country's technological infrastructure and AI capabilities. This initiative follows similar large-scale AI infrastructure developments in other emerging markets.