Ghana's Premier Business & Policy Journal
You buy a data bundle expecting it to last for days, only to watch the balance disappear. Video, automatic downloads, cloud backups and even a laptop connected to your phone can consume far more data than you realise. Here is how to find out where your data is going and make it last longer.
AI-generated deepfakes are being used in alleged online fraud in Ghana. Here is what Ghanaians need to know about AI scams and how to protect their money and personal information. .
# Standfirst From fake calls and payment screenshots to stolen PINs and SIM swaps, fraudsters are using increasingly convincing tricks to steal money from Mobile Money users in Ghana. Here are the warning signs to watch for and the steps that can help protect your account.
Your phone can go from fully charged to almost dead before the day is over. From poor network signals and power-hungry apps to heat and an ageing battery, here are 10 reasons your phone may be losing power so quickly – and what you can do about it.
Millions of people use WhatsApp every day to chat, run businesses and stay connected. But as the messaging platform updates its security requirements, some older smartphones may eventually lose support.
Mobile Money has transformed how millions of Ghanaians pay bills, send money and run businesses. But as digital payments grow, so do increasingly sophisticated scams that exploit trust, urgency and technology. For many Ghanaians, Mobile Money is no longer just a payment option, it is the country's financial lifeline.
From mobile payments to cloud accounting, technology is reshaping how Ghanaian businesses operate, compete and grow in an increasingly digital economy.
The Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations, Sam George, has announced significant reductions in MTN Ghana’s fibre broadband tariffs, following government engagement with the telecoms operator aimed at improving affordability and access to internet services.