It is hard to believe that, in 2026, there are still young people in Ghana who have never touched a computer. For those of us in Accra and the country's other urban centres, technology feels like it is everywhere, in our pockets, in our classrooms, on our desks, and woven into almost everything we do.
It is hard to believe that, in 2026, there are still young people in Ghana who have never touched a computer. For those of us in Accra and the country's other urban centres, technology feels like it is everywhere, in our pockets, in our classrooms, on our desks, and woven into almost everything we do.
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