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Addressing The Challenges Associated With Providing Digital Skills For All - Part 2Articles

Addressing The Challenges Associated With Providing Digital Skills For All - Part 2

27 October, 2019
By Richard Kafui0articles, Digital Skills, Digital Transformation, IIPGH, Kuuku Sam

To begin with, we need a National Digital Skills Development Strategy that will harness the strengths of relevant public, private and civil society organizations to tackle the issue of the…

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Addressing the Challenges Associated with Providing Digital Skills for All.  Part 1Articles

Addressing the Challenges Associated with Providing Digital Skills for All. Part 1

17 October, 2019
By Richard Kafui0articles, Digital Economy, Digital Skills, Kuuku Sam

According to the 2019 International Finance Corporation (IFC) report entitled “Digital Skills in Sub-Saharan Africa: Spotlight on Ghana”, this revolution is expected to create over 9 million digital jobs by…

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Ghana’s New Upper Primary Computing Curriculum: Will it deliver 21st Century Skills?

20 May, 2019
By Richard Kafui021st Century Skill, articles, Computing Curriculum, Kuuku Sam

Lately, one of the phrases you hear when the Vice President speaks is “digitization of the economy”.  A digital economy presents opportunities in emerging technologies such robotics, artificial intelligence, blockchain,…

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Introducing Coding in Basic Schools: Benefits and Challenges

11 June, 2018
By Richard Kafui0articles, Coding, Ghana Education Service, Kuuku Sam, Programming

The Minister of Communication, Ursula Owusu Ekuful announced at a ceremony to mark Girls in ICT Day organized in Kumasi last month that government intends to introduce coding into the…

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Addressing the Barriers to Broadband Adoption in GhanaArticles

Addressing the Barriers to Broadband Adoption in Ghana

14 January, 2018
By Richard Kafui0articles, Kuuku Sam, Mobile Broadband

The internet has come to change how we live, play, learn and work.  In spite of this, it is estimated that about 48.3% of the world’s population is offline.  Africa…

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