Browse and search our full collection of education stories.
6 stories
The Ministry of Education has signed an MoU with Google for Education to incorporate Artificial Intelligence into the national curriculum. This partnership aims to enhance digital literacy and modernize teaching methods across Ghana.
Five African universities, including Ghana's KNUST, have been named inaugural winners of the Africa Higher Education for Transformation (AHEFT) Prize. This $500 million, decade-long initiative aims to reposition universities as engines of regional economic development and innovation.
The Government of Ghana has signed an agreement to host the 19th edition of the eLearning Africa conference in Accra. The event will serve as a platform to showcase Ghana's digital education vision and the ingenuity of its young tech entrepreneurs.
The University of Ghana and the UNDP have signed an MoU to establish a University Innovation Pod (UniPod) at the campus Digital Youth Village. This high-tech makerspace is designed to support student-led prototyping and digital entrepreneurship.
The Ghanaian government has urged universities and research institutions to move beyond theoretical discussions of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and focus on developing practical technologies and solutions that address the nation's development needs. The call emphasizes stronger partnerships between government, academia, industry, and communities.
Universities across Africa are being urged to strengthen cooperation in research and innovation, particularly in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI), to equip graduates with skills relevant to an evolving global economy. There is a call for closer partnerships between academia, government, and industry to translate research into practical solutions.