Penplusbytes set to deploy #GhanaElections 2020 Early Warning System
COVID-19 has to a large extent moved Ghana’s elections campaign from the usual mass rallies and offline canvassing channels to…
COVID-19 has to a large extent moved Ghana’s elections campaign from the usual mass rallies and offline canvassing channels to…
Access to information is a key necessity for citizens to demand transparency and responsiveness from government and at the same…
The McGraw Fellowship provides editorial and financial support to journalists who need the time and resources to produce a significant…
The news media landscape has changed dramatically over the past decades. Through digital sources, there has been a tremendous increase…
A significant section of the population in Ghana who are mostly Persons with Disabilities are excluded from accessing government interventions…
RSVP now to join the next Technology Salon Accra – December 6th – RSVP Now Did you know that, any…
Accra – Monday, 18th June 2018 Penplusbytes’ (www.penplusbytes.org ) METOGU! Study findings on Anti-corruption indicates, some Ghanaians hold a perception…
By Kwami Ahiabenu II Every day, social media spread so-called fake news, which include plain misinformation, misleading propaganda and brazen…
Ghanaians’ perception of corruption especially within the public sector service delivery/political circles remains high. This is possibly due to the…
Penplusbytes, on Tuesday 8th May 2018, was called upon by the joint Committee on Legal, Constitutional, Communication and Parliamentary Affairs…
“Kakum” a citizens’ feedback application developed by Penplusbytes to bridge the communication gap between citizens and governments in the quest…
RSVP now to join the next Technology Salon E-government is becoming a fundamental reform tool for enhancing public administration especially…