In the evolving knowledge societies of today, we are constantly bombarded with information, some true and others untrue. Everywhere, people…
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, Penplusbytes joins the United Nations and its partners to wish all women a…
With the current economic hardships being experienced by many Ghanaians, social protection policy provisions become a lifesaver for many especially…
An assessment report evaluating Penplusbytes’ Media and Information Literacy initiatives undertaken from 2019-2021 has revealed that Penplusbytes has become the…
In most global economies, philanthropy or charitable giving constitutes a significant portion of investment for national growth. Charitable giving takes…
Penplusbytes with funding from the Open Society initiative for West Africa (OSIWA) is delivering the 2-year “Here and Now” project…
Being at the forefront of media and information literacy (MIL) in Ghana for the past three (3) years, Penplusbytes kick…
African tech startups raised over $4 billion in 2021 — about twice the sum they raised the year prior, according…
Penplusbytes is 20 years old! From a start point of driving innovations in quality journalism through the use of new…
New rules from tech companies are making it harder for users with sketchy reputations in the real world to become…
2020 was a year like no other and 2021 proves this. For many middle-class Ghanaian families, a typical day right…
Penplusbytes has launched a webinar series to interrogate emerging issues in Ghana’s election 2020. The Webinar Series will look at…