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DreamOval Foundation appoints five-member board to drive digital education and youth empowerment

Foundation targets 30 million underserved African youth Established in Ghana in 2013, the DreamOval Foundation is a non-profit organisation focused on using technology and digital skills to transform education and help bridge the digital and knowledge gap.
The DreamOval Foundation has appointed a five-member Board of Directors to provide strategic direction as the organisation enters a new phase of institutional growth and expands its digital literacy and education initiatives.
Technology as a tool for Africa's development The newly appointed Board Chair, Moses Cofie, said the foundation would continue to focus on technology as a means of empowering young people and supporting Africa's development.
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