Ghana cannot build an inclusive digital economy by leaving girls behind - Sam George
Why are 14 female graduates being told they have a 'front-row seat' in Ghana's digital future?
Ghana's digital minister addressed graduates of Plan International Ghana's Digital Skills Project, urging young women to embrace technology careers.
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