Stories from Ghana

The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research - Forest Research Institute (CSIR-FORIG) is bringing climate education to schools in Ghana. The initiative urges students to protect the environment.

The midfielder is expected to appear in court soon.

Ghana has passed a sweeping law that criminalizes LGBTQ+ activity. Community groups report some individuals fear losing homes, jobs, and access to healthcare if the new law is ratified by the president.

Ghana's parliament has passed an anti-LGBT* law, pushing it through before an international anti-LGBT* conference. The President still has the power to prevent the bill from becoming law.

CSIR - FORIG is taking climate education to schools across Ghana. The initiative aims to urge students to protect the nation's environment. The institute is urging students to actively participate in protecting Ghana's environment.

Ghana's parliament has passed an anti-LGBTQ+ bill that awaits ratification by the president. The legislation imposes penalties of up to three years imprisonment for violations.

Research indicates artificial intelligence is significantly influencing job market trends and journalism. Artificial intelligence research is dominating global discourse.

Ghana's cabinet is reviewing a revised disability bill that has been in advocacy for 20 years. Ghana's parliament has approved a bill that criminalizes homosexual acts.

Ghana has announced it will not automatically renew the mining lease for South African company Gold Fields' Tarkwa Mine. The mine produces approximately $1 billion worth of gold annually. This decision impacts a gold extraction operation in the country. The government cited reasons related to resource management and national benefit. The decision impacts future operations and investment in the country's mining sector. The government's rationale for not renewing the lease is expected to be clarified.

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