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Andrew Takyi-Appiah, the co-founder and CEO of Zeepay, believes that Ghanaians can address the issue of intermittent power outages, known as Dumsor, without relying on politicians. He highlights that many communities have residents with underutilized power generators in their homes. By leveraging this redundant capacity, communities can tackle Dumsor locally.…

Chief Executive of Telecel Ghana, Ing. Patricia Obo-Nai has made a clarion call for stronger multilateral partnerships and cooperation between...

Andrew Takyi-Appiah, the Co-Founder and CEO of Zeepay, has called on African countries to initiate the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) from a consumer perspective to ensure the technology's safety for Africans. He made these remarks during the Mobile Technology for Development (MT4D) session at the recent 3i Africa Summit.…

Chief Executive of Telecel Ghana, Patricia Obo-Nai has made a clarion call for stronger multilateral partnerships and cooperation between industry, government, and investors to accelerate the growth of digital public infrastructure in Africa.

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The Founders and CEO of Edel Technology Consulting, Ethel Coffie has advised MTN Ghana not to rush and suspend their USSD channels and compel all customers to use digital channels any time soon. He argument was based on the cost of data compared to incomes in Ghana and Africa as…

Angela Mensah Poku, Chief Enterprise Business Officer of MTN Ghana, has urged insurance and pension providers to enhance the appeal and viability of pension plans. Speaking at the Mobile Technology for Development session during the 3i Africa Summit in Accra, Mensah Poku highlighted Ghanaians' reluctance to enroll in insurance policies…

Telecel Ghana CEO Calls For Multilateral Collaboration And Investment In Digital Public Infrastructure

As powerful as general-purpose technologies like AI are, they do not teleologically result in advancements for the world’s poorest. Several key barriers must be overcome first. But extremely poor households can benefit from AI despite internet access.