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Girls must have equal place in Ghana’s digital future – Vice President

She said the Tech4Girls programme provides training in software coding, artificial intelligence, digital literacy, web development and cybersecurity, while helping participants transition into internships.
The graduation marks the latest cohort of HACSA's Tech4Girls programme, which seeks to equip young women with digital skills and prepare them for further education, employment and entrepreneurship.
According to the Vice President, a new partnership with Huawei will provide artificial intelligence training to 3,000 girls under the Girls in ICT programme.
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