Unlocking Digital Horizons in Ghana: A Thriving ICT Landscape Welcome to the dynamic realm of Ghana’s Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector, a burgeoning hub for technological innovation and digital growth. Dive into the exciting landscape that is reshaping the nation’s economic trajectory. Key Highlights: Global Tech Giants Leading the Way:U.S. tech powerhouses such as […]
Ghana’s economy is led by the services sector, with information
and communications technology (ICT) contributing
Ghana’s economy is led by the services sector, with information
and communications technology (ICT) contributing
Digital technologies (DTs) have proven to be critical to the development of modern economies. They have changed the ways people communicate, reduced information frictions in markets, improved inclusion (especially
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The section outlines the Constitution and areas where gender is mentioned. A person shall not be discriminated against on grounds of gender, race, color, ethnic origin, religion, creed or social or economic status.
The section outlines the Constitution and areas where gender is mentioned. A person shall not be discriminated against on grounds of gender, race, color, ethnic origin, religion, creed or social or economic status.
The National Gender Policy was developed in 2015. The Ministry has commenced the process for reviewing the Policy. The National Gender Policy was developed to mainstream gender equality and Women’s Empowerment into Ghana’s development efforts and in response to the 2030 Agenda.
My name is Lilipearl Baaba Otoo, a participant of WIDS cohort 12. The program gave me the opportunity to be part of our social media team where I implemented strategies such as hashtags, audience engagements through QnAs. I also got a job with Aisle 28, a restaurant, to manage their Instagram page. The program was very insightful and eye-opening. Possessing Digital skills is no more a luxury field, it is a necessity, especially for women’s economic empowerment.
Comfort Agbongua was a participant in the National Pretech training Cohort 1. She is a West African Senior Secondary Certificate Examination(WASSCE) graduate. After the training, she designs flyers for her sister’s business. She also manages her social media page and the website at her office. She is now able to create content and visuals to drive more people to the pages. Currently, she is enrolled on a scholarship course, Udacity in AI…
I’m Pearl Mawufemor Dordzie, the founder of Afropearlz Hub (a start-up in the production of natural hair products and provision of hair care services). I found the program registration link in a WhatsApp group and decided to take a shot at it. I joined the National Female Pre-tech training program to acquire knowledge of Data Science. We had lessons in Data analysis using Excel, Power Bi, and Python. From the knowledge acquired from the program,..
