Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 Gets 5 Years of Updates: What Ghanaian Users Should Know
Samsung promises five years of software updates for the Galaxy Watch 9 and Ultra 2. Here’s what that means for your smartwatch’s lifespan in Ghana.
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Samsung promises five years of software updates for the Galaxy Watch 9 and Ultra 2. Here’s what that means for your smartwatch’s lifespan in Ghana.
Cyber criminals are hijacking Google business listings to pose as restaurants. The CSA reports GHS 296,000 lost in the first half of 2026.
Indian solar manufacturer Solex Energy is in talks to build a solar factory in Ghana. Here’s how cheaper renewable energy could affect your power costs.
Ghana’s central bank is approaching stablecoins with caution. Here’s how this could affect mobile money transfers, remittances, and digital payments for everyday users.
The NCA has opened applications for 5G spectrum in Ghana, with MTN required to pay a 40% premium over other operators due to its significant market power.
Ghana’s two largest mobile operators will soon compete for 5G licenses after the government scraps a decade-long exclusive concession held by a state-backed provider.
Meta has launched Muse, a free AI image generator, in Ghana. Available via the Meta AI app and Instagram, the tool lets users create images from text prompts. But privacy concerns remain.
The Cyber Security Authority reports that Ghanaians lost GH¢3.4 million to online investment fraud in the first half of the year. Here’s how to spot fake schemes.
Two DVLA employees face charges for allegedly stealing GH¢308,000 via mobile money. Learn how such thefts happen and practical steps to protect your MoMo account.
Grey fintech launches local-currency deposits in Ghana and Kenya, allowing users to receive money in cedis and shillings without conversion fees.
Telecel Ghana is strengthening its cash agent partnerships in Ashanti Region. Here’s what it means for mobile money users and rural access.
Google now uses your search data to train its AI. Here’s a simple 3-step guide for Ghanaians to opt out and protect their privacy.