Building Africa’s AI human infrastructure: Why STEM Academy Achievers Ghana, ECG-WinE are joining forces
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Building Africa’s AI human infrastructure: Why STEM Academy Achievers Ghana, ECG-WinE are joining forces

Paulette Watson MBE
Published September 16, 20268 min read

What happens when the women already helping to power Ghana become part of preparing the women and girls who will build its AI future? That question sits at the heart of a new partnership between STEM Academy Achievers Ghana, the global #BeMe initiative and Electricity Company of Ghana – Women in Engineering (ECG-WinE). For me, this is much more than a partnership announcement. It is about connecting generations, connecting industry with education and, importantly, building the human infrastructure Ghana will need for an AI-enabled economy.

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