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Anthropic's CEO is choosing democratic values over a lucrative Pentagon contract, refusing to allow its AI technology to be used for mass surveillance or fully autonomous weapons. The company's principled stand shows tech leaders can prioritize ethical boundaries even when facing government pressure.
Students in Ogun State now have renovated classrooms, modern toilets, and solar panels after a major school upgrade. The February 2025 project shows how corporate partnerships can create lasting change for children's education.
A Ghanaian manufacturing company just donated 20 waste bins to help keep Accra cleaner and healthier. The partnership between Duraplast Ghana and city leaders shows how businesses can tackle urban sanitation challenges head-on. #
A dairy brand in Nigeria is creating memorable moments this Ramadan by inviting fasting Muslims onto special buses that end with shared meals and celebrity guests. The "Journey to Iftar" campaign brings strangers together to break their fast as a community.
MTN Ghana is aiming to collect over 7,000 pints of blood during its annual Valentine's Day donation campaign, building on 15 years of saving lives. Since 2011, the telecom company has mobilized 26,620 units of blood for hospitals nationwide.
Ghana has successfully reclaimed 320 hectares of land destroyed by illegal mining, turning devastated sites into restored landscapes ready for reforestation. The government plans aggressive restoration efforts with private partners to recover 5,500 hectares lost across the country.
Capgemini is selling its US subsidiary after employees and the public pushed back against its contract helping track immigrants. The decision shows how corporate accountability can lead to meaningful change.
Nestlé Ghana is honoring 52 outstanding students from all 16 regions through the 2026 President's Independence Day Awards, including learners with disabilities. The company also relaunched its MILO Under 13 Football Tournament, which has launched the careers of international players over two decades.
Over 1,000 tech employees signed an open letter asking Silicon Valley leaders to publicly oppose ICE operations in American cities. The grassroots movement marks a potential shift after years of tech worker silence.
First Sky Group has covered over $3 million in dialysis treatment costs for kidney patients at Ghana's largest teaching hospital since 2017. The company's founder says corporate success must include helping society's most vulnerable.
After years of waiting, former workers at Ghana's Bogoso-Prestea Mine are finally receiving the money they're owed. Heath Goldfields just paid $32 million (GHS 136 million) to settle debts inherited from previous mine owners.