The Motorola Solutions Foundation approved a grant of $15,000 USD for Africa ICT Right’s Girls In Tech (GTech) program. The Motorola Solutions Foundation included Africa ICT Right in its network of partners as it continues to support innovative public safety and technology and engineering education programs across the globe. Africa ICT Right was asked to […]
In the summer of 2017, our founder and executive director, Daniel Kwaku Ganyoame embarked on a 9-day trip to Denmark where he collaborated with global talents in the UNLEASH program. UNLEASH is a non-profit initiative dedicated to sourcing new talent and partnering talents with innovative and global-minded individuals, companies, NGOs, government agencies, investors and foundations. […]
Africa ICT Right was awarded the Omprakash Partner Development Grant in September 2018. The selection process was quite competitive, given that Omprakash received applications from 40 partners, which was over 20% of their network. Omprakash Partner Development Grant is intended to reward and support partners who invest their energy in utilizing the Omprakash platform and […]
Africa ICT Right entered into a partnership with American Tower Foundation in 2018 under their Digital Village ICT learning center project, with the intent of establishing ICT learning centers across Ghana and to serve as a hub for the promotion of innovation and computer education for schools and youth in communities. The American Tower Foundation […]
Africa ICT Right’s Executive Director, Daniel Kwaku Ganyoame was selected as part of the 2017 UNLEASH Innovation Lab. UNLEASH received several thousand applications, but were impressed by Daniel’s experience and skills, dedication to the SDGs, and insights. UNLEASH looked forward to welcoming him in Denmark for an immersive 9 days of co-creation and problem-solving along […]
As we approach our 10th anniversary, I would like to talk about how Africa ICT Right (AIR) was born. In September 2006, I travelled to the Eastern region of Ghana to complete an IT job for my employer and that is when I first encountered the harsh reality of the digital gap in rural areas. […]
