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Empowering Ghanaian MSMEs through AI: Our journey from digital education to practical business growth  
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Empowering Ghanaian MSMEs through AI: Our journey from digital education to practical business growth  

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing how businesses operate, communicate and engage with customers. But for many small businesses in Ghana, the question is not whether AI is transforming the world. It is how they can use it to grow their businesses without expensive technology, specialised skills or large marketing budgets.

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