Stories from Ghana

Ghanaian National Security forces have demolished several properties in Afienya to facilitate road construction. The demolitions are part of a project to pave the N2 corridor. The action was carried out to clear the path for infrastructure development.

At least three civilians and seven attackers died during an armed assault on a Ghanaian military convoy. The convoy was escorting approximately 140 travelers in the northern border region of the country. The incident involved a group of armed men targeting the military escort. The incident occurred near the border, according to the report. The source confirmed the death toll includes both civilians and attackers.

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.

Ghana reported only 52 malaria-related deaths in 2025. Disease prevalence in the country has also been reduced to less than 9%. The reduction follows a decade of declining mortality rates. Malaria-related mortality reported in Ghanaian hospitals shows a continued reduction over recent years. This decline follows a 2022 prevalence estimate of 8.6%. Interventions including vaccines are contributing to the reduction in malaria prevalence. The national malaria control strategy includes a coordinated vaccine program. Ghana aims to reduce malaria-related mortality by 90 percent and malaria incidence by 50 percent between 2024 and 2028. Authorities have identified 21 districts in the country that are currently close to malaria elimination. The strategy involves targeted interventions to push these specific districts toward full elimination.

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

Twifo Afosua rice farmers have threatened to sell their farmland to illegal miners. The group is taking this action if the government fails to purchase their farms.

The Ghanaian government has announced plans to settle outstanding salary arrears for railway workers by April. This move follows ongoing grievances regarding unpaid wages within the sector.