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Introduction The Ministry of Communications was created in July 2003 by an Executive Instrument No. 6. It has along history dating back to 1958, when it was known as the Ministry of Communications and Works. In the 1970s it was merged with transport to become Ministry of Transport & Communications. In March 1997 a new Ministry was created out of the former Ministry of Informatiom and the Communications Division of the erstwhile, Ministry of Transport and Communications.This change did not last long as it reverts to its former name of Ministry of Transport and Communications in January 2001 and later Ministry of Communications and Technology. The Ministry has since been renamed Ministry of Communications in Executive Instrument No. E.I.6 dated 4th July, 2003... read more...
Message from the MinisterIt is with much pleasure that I welcome you to the official website of the Ministry of Communications. The site is an integral part of tools and facilities that the Ministry is putting at the disposal of our stakeholders and the global community to facilitate collaboration, strong partnership, and efficient delivery of information and services. read more... |
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A Technical Committee on digital broadcasting has been inaugurated at Accra. The 24-member committee is to assist the implementation of Ghana’s migration from analogue to digital broadcasting.
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The Embassy of the Republic of South Korea has presented 150 sets of computers to the Ministry of Communications for distribution to Community Information Centers (CiC’s) in rural communities in Ghana.
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The Ghana Community Radio Network (GCRN) has celebrated its tenth Anniversary at Ada in the Greater Accra Region; 9/12/09. The anniversary which was patronized by all community radio stations in Ghana observed the occasion under the theme, “the Right to Communicate through Community Radio
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Hon. Haruna Iddrisu, Minister for Communications, has hinted that government will harness the economic potential of Information Technology Enabled Services (ITES) to create 45,000 jobs in a bid to decrease the rate of unemployment by 2011.
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Prominent experts in the sub-region converged in Ghana, 9/12/09, to deliberate on ways of developing the e-commerce industry on the African continent. Ghana Community Network Services Limited GCNet, a member of the Alliance of African e-Commerce Operators recently hosted the third meeting in Accra. The executive chairman of GCNet, Mr. Nortey Omaboe noted that the meeting was hosted because the Alliance and its objectives dovetails into their corporate goal of providing innovative IT solutions towards ensuring greater efficiency in e-governance processes.
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· GHANA GOES DIGITAL BY 2010
(Jan 19, 2010)
· GHANA SOUTH KOREA SUSTAIN RELATIONS
(Dec 30, 2009)
· THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION BILL, SOON TO BECOME LAW- HARUNA IDDRISU
(Dec 23, 2009)
· 45,000 JOBS TO BE CREATED BY 2011
(Dec 12, 2009)
· ICT, A CRITICAL FACTOR IN ACCELERATED DEVELOPMENT SAYS HON. HARUNA IDDRISU.
(Dec 10, 2009)
· BOARD DIRECTORS FOR KACE INAUGRATED 11/11/09
(Nov 16, 2009)
· BRAZILIAN AMBASSADOR CALLS ON
(Nov 10, 2009)
· PRESS RELEASE: ITU ENDS SESSION WITH GREAT SUCCESS
(Nov 10, 2009)
· MINISTER OF COMMUNICATIONS BIDS FAREWELL TO STAFF
(Jan 09, 2009)
· ITU COUNCIL ELECTS GHANA AS VICE CHAIR
(Nov 25, 2008)
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