Gov’t hands over 2,000 laptops to University of Ghana to accelerate ‘1Mllion Coders Programme’
Education

Gov’t hands over 2,000 laptops to University of Ghana to accelerate ‘1Mllion Coders Programme’

  • … as the university permanently integrates coding AI and digital literacy into curriculum.
  • …dedicates training facility for PWDs
Ernest Bako WUBONTO
Published July 28, 20263 min read

The Ministry of Communications and Digitalisation, has handed over an additional 2,000 laptop computers to the University of Ghana, Legon, to boost the national ‘One Million Coders Programme’ (OMCP).

Published by Business & Financial Times
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