Egbin Power launches Innovation Hub to equip future leaders, ignite creativity
Oil gains as bullish bets on rising prices hit record high
Trump encourages Buhari to keep up the good work
African Journalist Awards 2016: South African journalist wins GE Energy & Infrastructure Award
Sugar Tax: WHO wants tax imposition on sugary drinks worldwide
Tech In Fitness: Apple Watch pivots to fitness – and focuses on a different style of self-help
Tech In Fitness: Apple Watch pivots to fitness – and focuses on a different style of self-help
Renewable energy: Environmental activists applaud VRA for move to wind power
Sex and pills! Wouldn’t you rather do family planning?
Ghanaian innovation: Promolante app records 200,000 users
African Cities: The top ten tallest buildings in Africa
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SubscribeMachecki: This app will help you check your voter registration standing
Don’t fancy going through over 1,000 pages to check if your name has been deleted from Ghana’s voters register? We have the answer.
The case of Detained mother of triplets: My defence, medical director
THE story of 27- year-old Gloria Okorie, who was allegedly detained seven weeks after she was delivered of a set of triplets, caused a stir when it hit the headlines last week. Gloria, claimed that negligence on the part of the management of Blessylva Hospital and Maternity Home, Agege, Lagos, where she was allegedly detained over inability to settle outstanding bills, led to the death of one of the babies.
Resident doctors suspend nationwide indefinite strike
The National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has suspended its nationwide indefinite strike which commenced on June 20.
General Electric: GE opens state of the art Africa Innovation Centre worth GHC130 million
The centre, a first for GE in Africa, is another big investment for GE, affirming that Africa and South Africa continue to be a good investment destination for big businesses, and that solutions to Africa’s challenges should come from Africa.
Commonwealth doctors condemn sacking of resident doctors
The Vice-President of the Commonwealth Medical Association, Dr. Osahon Enabulele has condemned the sacking of 16,000 resident doctors by the Federal Government, describing the decision as ‘ill-advised labour dispute management approach’.
Illegal Mining: Ghanaian wins grant to save endangered frogs
Worth 55,000 cedis, the grant will be used to close mining pits and reforest areas in and around the Sui River Forest Reserve.
Klat Pharma introduces anti-stress medication
Stress symptoms affect every part of the body including behaviour, however, being able to recognise common stress symptoms can give insight into how it can be managed.
In Nigeria: Girls get coding with GE
The GE Girls in Technology event is a joint effort organised by the GE Women’s Network and the Women’s Technology Empowerment Centre (W.TEC), a non-governmental organisation.
Artificial Intelligence: Computers may be evolving but are they intelligent?
Computers may be smarter than humans at some things, but are they intelligent?
Decentralization: The internet is “the largest surveillance network in the world”
It is time to reflect on technical decentralization of the internet but also focus mainly on user awareness. Tim Berner-Lee wants to re-invent the web.
Look beyond APC for solutions to economy, Senate tells Buhari
THE Senate, yesterday, vowed to hold accountable, every appointee chosen by President Muhammadu Buhari to help him address the nation’s myriad of economic problems.
World Environment Day: Group march to EPA to fight against coal power plant in Ghana
The march on Monday formed part of activities to mark World Environment Day which was on Sunday June 5, 2016.
Robot Interaction: Can I trust my robot? And should my robot trust me?
If we are serious about long-term human presence in space, such as manned bases on the moon or Mars, we must figure out how to streamline human-robot interactions.
General Electric: GE leads the creation of a joint venture with Mara Group and Atlas Merchant Capital to benefit African infrastructure
The joint venture will focus on this broad set of segments by facilitating access to capital, thus offering the ability to execute and fully finance both advanced and early development stage projects.
Africa Day: Celebrating the continent’s diverse cultures
Here are just some of the ways GE employees love their motherland.
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