MTN, UG Join forces to build next generation of AI builders
Computer science students at the University of Ghana will soon be able to take an idea from a lecture hall to a working product, after MTN Ghana and the University of Ghana (UG) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to build the country's digital talent pipeline through the MTN Ghana Digital Excellence Awards and the Tɛkyerɛma Pa AI Hackathon.
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