That Is Not Law” — Haruna Iddrisu Condemns Excessive Bail Conditions, Urges Respect for JusticeForeign Affairs Ministry dismisses fake Cambodia deportation notice targeting AfricansMinority MP demands briefing on recurring floods on Accra-Cape Coast HighwayWeija-Gbawe MP Cries for Help as Dam Spillage Submerges ConstituencyDACF Imbalances Threaten Progress on Ghana’s Development AgendaOver 12,000 persons complete courses under One Million Coders ProgrammeNduom says GN Savings & Loans will resume

Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Clive Bull on LBC to discuss the latest tech news and reviews. On this week's show; Talk of an "AI Tax" is leading to an increase in prices globally, some significantly. How long will prices be inflated, and will they ever return to normal?Gadget of the Week goes to;Fiio's DM15 R2R Portable CD Player. This CD player uses an R to R DAC to give a warmth to either the CD or any audio source plugged into it, bringing back that sound quality we lost in the move

"Digitunnil" on külas Telia ühendusteenuste osakonna juht Evelin Neerot ja Swedbanki finantskuritegude ennetamise juht Eero Ergma, kellega räägime sellest, kuidas võideldakse küberpättidega, kes leiutavad aina uusi lahendusi, kuidas meilt raha välja petta. Maanteeamet lubas Eesti teedele Tesla isesõitvad autod. Jony Ive disainitud Ferrari elektriauto on kuulutatud koledaimaks Ferrariks. Meta hakkab pakkuma tasulisi kontosid. HP muutis kallid arvutid tellisteks. Paavst võttis AI

61 Ghanaian Teachers Trained on Climate Change to Boost Integration into National CurriculumWeija Chiefs Declare Support for Government’s Plan to Demolish Structures on WaterwaysGhana Leather Association Calls for Zero Duty on Raw Materials to Boost Local ProductionLands and Mines Watch Ghana calls for mental health checks to curb uneven road crashes.Ghana economy to expand 5% in 2026 — AfDBAccess Bank Ghana partners Deloitte to equip women entrepreneurs with financial tools

NADMO activates emergency centres as rains trigger flooding in AccraKMA secures GH¢100m for Krofrom market projectKrachi East caterers threaten school feeding suspension over unpaid arrearsCDM Blames Governance Failures for Burden on Cocoa Farmers, Patients and ConsumersReport Links Phone Call Distraction to Tema Plane Crash That Killed Two BrothersOfankor-Nsawam road project reaches 82% completion — Resident EngineerBoG suspends implementation of 0.75% wallet to bank transfer feePushing for 100%

President Mahama urges Ghanaians to uphold peace and reject extremism at Eid al-AdhaNational Chief Imam commends President Mahama for key development initiativesSA officials claim only 10 of nearly 300 Ghanaian migrants repatriated were legally in the countryNADMO warns of possible demolition exercise at Sampah Valley after Weija dam spillageVolta MMDCEs demand extension of Ghana Card registration for school childrenTOR receives one million barrels of ‘Bonga Crude’ for refining operationsCUTS lauds

Dick checks out a stunning laser projector, a flashlight packed with tools, and another mystery gadget while Chad tests premium bone-conduction headphones.

This week, we’re hearing all about the Tactonom, an innovative braille learning device. We’ll be celebrating some of the ways that blind and partially sighted people have impacted accessibility in their everyday lives. Plus, we’ll be digging through the latest accessibility features announced by Apple.You can listen to the show live in the UK every Tuesday at 1pm on Freeview Channel 730, online at RNIB Connect Radio | RNIB , or on your smart speaker.You'll hear new episodes of the Tech Talk Podcast

Last Monday of the month, and we're keeping things light for Memorial Day! Trump Mobile phone plans have already leaked subscriber data. Apple is trying to re-litigate their Epic lawsuit terms. SpaceX IPO looks like it might be pretty weak. NVIDIA's N1X chip leaks ahead of Computex. And we bid Destiny 2 a fond farewell. Let's get our tech week started off RIGHT! Support Talking Tech with SomeGadgetGuy by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/talking-tech-with-somegadgetgu Find

Ablakwa Announces Ghana’s E-Visa Rollout and Free Entry for AfricansGHS and United Nations Population Fund lead health walk to demystify obstetric fistula, announce free surgeriesPolice arrest 74 suspects in anti-narcotics operations in Upper East RegionArmoured buses deployed on major highways to fight robberyHajj Advance Team Confirms Smooth Accommodation for Ghanaian PilgrimsPaul Afoko Urges Minority MPs to Restore NPP’s Winning MomentumNo cause for alarm over recent cedi depreciation — Prof

Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Clive Bull on LBC Radio to discuss the latest tech news and reviews. On this week's slot; is AI affecting our own intelligence and are we relying upon these technologies more than we should, the Royal Observatory at Greenwich's Paddy Rogers warns we are.Gadget of the Week goes to;Fiio's JM21 Portable High-Res Lossless Music Player. This portable music player can store up to around 80 albums in lossless quality, or well over a thousand if you use a 2tb

Dick checks out premium Bose speakers, a glowing solar lantern, and a hose-free watering gadget while Chad rolls out a new chair mat.

In this episode of The Spoon Podcast, Michael Wolf talks with Jake Berber, the cofounder and CEO of Prefer, a Singapore-based startup that uses fermentation to create coffee and cocoa extenders from ingredients like rice and chickpeas. Berber explains why rising coffee and cocoa prices, climate pressure, and growing global demand convinced him there was a massive opportunity to help future-proof some of the world’s favorite foods, and his journey from Texas to Israel to Singapore led him into the

Minority Caucus Vows to Resist New Taxes, Citing Economic HardshipGhana to launch first electronic visa system on Africa DayMinistry Of Foreign Affairs Clarifies Evacuation Situation in South Africa, Reaffirms Commitment to Support GhanaiansAgriculture Ministry warns against unauthorised livestock markets ahead of Eid CelebrationSSNIT clarifies hotel advertisement, denies sale reportsAsiedu Nketia Calls for Punitive Action Against Offenders to End Election ClashesCost of borrowing projected to

Court of Appeal restores license of GN Savings and LoansNduom welcomes Court of Appeal ruling restoring GN Savings and Loans licenceAccra High Court grants GH¢100,000 bail to Abronye DCMinistry Of Health assures Ghana has recorded no Ebola cases despite WHO emergency declarationStudent Loan Trust Fund Confirms 101,000 Students Covered by No-Fee Academic Policy RolloutGNFS intensifies fire safety campaign in Ashanti RegionFDA intensifies checks on imported frozen chicken, meat and fish to boost food

Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Eddie Nestor on BBC Radio London to discuss the latest tech news and reviews. This time; Marvel announce they'll be laying off over a thousand graphic designers and artists as AI encroaches further into the film industry, plus Elon Musk loses his AI court case.Gadget of the Week goes to;Fiio's DM15 R2R Portable CD Player. This unique CD player uses an R to R DAC to give a warmth to either the CD or any audio source plugged into it, bringing back that sound

Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins BBC Radio Scotland's Lunchtime Live to discuss how some of the world's largest social media platforms, such as TikTok and Youtube, failed to commit to OFCOM's requirement they prevent minors accessing unsuitable content. With a UK Government consultation looking at banning access to under 16s, what are the ramifications of any such proposals and is such a measure even realistic?You can follow and contact the Gadget Detective on X @gadgetdetective and