Accra, November 13, 2017//-Professor Nicolas Nsowah-Nuamah, President of the Regent University of Science and Technology, has said private tertiary universities are facing threatening challenges in view of the unfair competition from public universities in student enrollment thereby threatening their survival.
November 13, 2017//-African and in particular Ghana, is yet to catch up with the information and communication technological direction the rest of the world is moving to.
London, UK, November 6, 2017: TerraPay, the world’s first mobile payments switch, and Wari, a global platform offering digital financial services have signed a strategic partnership agreement that will strengthen the remittances ecosystem in 35 key African markets.
November 4, 2017//-Progressive Alliance Media Communicators (PAMC), a leading pressure in Ghana has petitioned the President and Members of Parliament (MPs) to take a critical look at the country’s newly Digital Addressing system.
Lagos, Nigeria, November 3, 2017 – In a major push to help Oracle Partners drive cloud adoption across Africa, Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN) today hosted its Africa Partner Day in Nigeria.
Accra, November 2, 2017//-The Ghana Investment Fund for Electronic Communications (GIFEC) and the Youth Employment Agency (YEA) have joined forces to train and employ 500 unemployed youth as ICT educators in unserved and underserved communities across the country.
Lagos, Nigeria, November 2, 2017 – Hundreds of executives from Nigeria’s public and private sector today attended Oracle’s Cloud Day event in Lagos to accelerate their organisations’ journey to the cloud with Oracle’s industry first innovations.
London, UK, November 1, 2017/ — The Board of Directors of Terragon Group has announced the appointment of Andrew Bing, a former Chief Financial Officer of MTN Nigeria, as an independent non-executive director (NED) at the last board meeting held in London.
Accra, October 28, 2017//-Managers of the National Service Secretariat have announced that allowances meant for about 8,000 National Service personnel across the country have been withheld.
Accra, October 27, 2017//-Ghana is to pay tech giant, Google, an amount of $400,000 every year for embedding the company’s online map into the country’s newly designed National Digital Property Addressing System, Ghana Post GPS.
