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Abubakar Ibrahim••347 words · 2 min read What happens when young women get the tools to shape Africa's digital future?
Absa Bank Ghana is supporting the 2026 GirlCode Ghana Hackathon in Accra, where young women are developing digital skills and tech solutions.
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