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Women in Tech

Ghana Strengthens Girls-in-ICT Drive with 100 Trainers and 1,000 Students in Upper West

The Ministry of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations has launched a Training of Trainers (ToT) workshop under the National Girls-in-ICT Programme, aimed at boosting digital…

By: Efua Nana

Huawei South Africa and Henley Business School Empower 40 Women in Digital Leadership

Huawei South Africa and Henley Business School Africa concluded the fourth Women in Tech Digital Skills Training Programme, empowering 40 women entrepreneurs and government leaders…

By: Efua Nana

3 Black Women Entrepreneurs Launch Community-Driven Business Schools For And By Detroiters In An Aim To Bridge The Wealth Gap

Three Black women aim to close the racial wealth gap by building the access they want to see, launching culturally grounded, community-owned business schools by…

By: Efua Nana

How Precious Eboh Okiya is redefining Nollywood filmmaking with AI

Known in digital creative circles as The AI Queen, Precious Eboh Okiya is not just a tech founder; she is a force at the intersection…

By: Efua Nana

We want a future where African art is accepted, artists earn royalties and culture builds wealth,”- Adaobi Orajiaku of AtSur

For Adaobi Orajiaku, art and blockchain are not just passions; they are personal missions. As the founder and CEO of AtSur Technologies LTD, a Nigerian-based…

By: Efua Nana

Female Founders Challenge 2025: Meet the Top 5

Launched by VivaTech, the Female Founders Challenge was created to spotlight women-led startups and support the growth of their groundbreaking innovations….

By: IBK

Tracing Adebola Ibiyode’s journey from building JAMB/WAEC result checkers to global tech leadership

Middle-class parents often want their children to be like them and take over from them at the appointed time….

By: Efua Nana

Women in Tech Statistics 2025

Technology has become deeply integrated into every aspect of modern life, from how we live and work to how society functions….

By: Wura Oba

Skills as superpower: Tracing Damilola Adelekan exciting journey into product management

Damilola Adelekan’s journey into the tech space was far from conventional. Born with a curiosity that led her to explore diverse fields, she started her…

By: Efua Nana

The future is Lilac: raising the next generation of female tech leaders

According to Disrupt Africa, only 17.3% of African tech startups have at least one female co-founder, and 11.1% have a female CEO. UNESCO further reveals…

By: Efua Nana

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