Here are some testimonials from students, parents, and facilitators who have benefited from the Digital Learning at Ghana Public Libraries initiative, a transformative collaboration between the Ghana Library Authority (GhLA) and the Electronic Information for Libraries (EIFL) This partnership aims to bridge the digital divide by equipping learners with essential digital skills, expanding access to online resources, and empowering communities through technology-driven learning opportunities acros

Last week, the Ghana Library Authority (GhLA), led by its Executive Director, Mr. Alhassan Ziblim, paid a courtesy call on the Parliament House Library to explore areas of collaboration. The meeting focused on establishing Parliament Corners in selected public libraries across the country. These dedicated spaces will provide patrons with access to key parliamentary documents including bills, acts, debates, and reports, to help bring Parliament closer to the people and promote civic awareness. As

Ghana Library Authority on Reels

Onua TV on Instagram: "The Ghana Library Authority has initiated a review of its 55-year-old law that established it, in a move to introduce new reforms, including licensing of professional librarians. Meanwhile, the Minority Leader and MP for Effutu, Alexander Afenyo-Markin, has urged parents and teachers to guard children against the misuse of a new ICT centre at Low Cost, a suburb of Winneba, for internet fraud and scamming activities. #OnuaTV"