Derek Laryea, Head of Research and Communications, Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications. Mobile phones have become vital to our lives and livelihoods. They’ve made it so much simpler, easier and cheaper to transact business, move money, conduct research for school
Mobile Telecommunication Network (MTN) Ghana, has threatened to take legal action against institutions that destroy their fibre cables, resulting in poor network services. According to Mr Samuel Koranteng, Corporate Services Executive of MTN, they had recorded about 708 fibre cuts
The 5G mobile network has been switched on in some UK cities and has led to questions about whether the new technology poses health risks.So what are the concerns, and is there any evidence to back them up?What’s different about
Ghanaian-American tech mogul Iddris Sandu will be honored with the YACE (Rising Star) Award at the FACE List Awards gala during the 2019 Pan-African Weekend in New York City July 18-21st. Articulating his ideas with geometric complexity, Sandu, a visionary
The Ghana Police Service has kick-started its online education series dubbed ‘Time with the Police’ on social media platforms Facebook and Twitter, as part of its quest to ensure a security-conscious populace. The maiden edition today, Tuesday, 9 July 2019
Samsung is being sued by Australia’s consumer watchdog for allegedly making misleading claims about the water-resistant properties of its phones. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) alleges Samsung’s adverts made “false” claims about using its phones while swimming and surfing. The
Ghana’s mobile industry has experienced over 2,000 incidents of fibre cuts and 600 cases of theft at base stations affecting over 18 million subscribers within alone, according to data from the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications. The mobile industry association has observed
Mr Henry Ametefe, the newly elected Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in the Volta Region has observed that social media was negatively affecting the activities of the Party and called on supporters to be circumspect with its use.
Facebook will once again begin paying people to monitor how they use their phone through a new app called Study. The app will monitor which apps are installed on a person’s phone, the time spent using those apps, the country
When you need to find a photo on your iPhone, what do you do? There are tons of ways, but let’s be honest. You probably just go to the camera roll and scroll through at lightning speed, trusting your eyes
Sammy the VIRUS
To think that such things can still happen in Ghana beats my imagination
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Your message..as at now we in the hohoe municpality are to recieve salaries of the two month of apointment hmm…
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Turning single sex shcools or halls into mixed ones in my view does not change anything.I know that both systems…
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