The NITA Bill is still a draft. It has not passed Parliament. That means there is still time. But if it passes as written, it will be one of the most damaging things Ghana has done to its own tech sector. Here is why this is personal for me:
Creating jobs and opportunity is at the heart of our work.
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LIVE | The official launch of the Students Entrepreneurship & Enterprise Development (SEED) Programme is currently underway at the Ohene Konadu Auditorium, UPSA. 🌱✨
The initiative seeks to nurture and empower a new generation of student entrepreneurs to create impact, drive innovation, and build sustainable businesses across Ghana.
Dignitaries, government officials, and stakeholders are gathered to mark this important milestone in youth entrepreneurship and enterprise development. 🇬🇭
USD 1 billion.
That is how much money has moved through Ebenezer Ghanney's(@_Iampkay) hands since 2021.
Not through a legacy bank. Not through a global payments institution. Through a company he built from a desk in Accra, four years ago, with the receipts from two companies that did not survive.
His company is @usewewire. And if you read our thread (link in cs) from yesterday, you already know exactly what problem he woke up every morning to solve.
The story starts at the @upsaccra, where Ebenezer studied accounting. Not code. Not product. Money. The movement of it. The mechanics of it. The gap between what a transaction should cost and what it actually costs when it crosses an African border.
From UPSA, he moved through @GetLiquidgh, first as an accounting clerk, then leading business development and campus activations at KNUST and Legon. He was learning how financial products actually get adopted. Not in a classroom. On the ground.
Then the startups. HostelMate: a student accommodation booking platform. He listed over a thousand beds across seven hostels in Accra. Could not find product-market fit. Closed.
Powrsale: built to solve social commerce fraud, a real problem with real victims. Did not survive. He does not hide these. He says they shaped how WeWire was built from the ground up.
In September 2020, @yellowcard_app brought him in to launch their Ghana operations. No users. No transaction history. Zero paid marketing budget.
By end of month one: USD 450,000 in transactions. By year one: 150,000 users. Over USD 20 million in volume.
That is not a statistic. That is a system built by someone who knew exactly what he was doing.
But running cross-border payments from inside a crypto platform showed him a different kind of gap.
Not the consumer remittance story. The business infrastructure story. The importer in Accra paying a supplier in Nairobi. The regional company with payroll in three currencies. The operation that loses margin every single time money crosses a border.
In April 2022, he left to build the answer.
WeWire is a B2B cross-border payments company. Banking and treasury services for businesses moving money across Africa and the world. Today it operates in Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda, the UAE, the USA, and Canada. Seven markets. Four years.
Yesterday we asked why sending money from Accra to Lomé costs more than from Accra to London. Lomé is three hours away. London is six thousand kilometres.
Ebenezer did not wait for someone to answer that question. He built the infrastructure that makes it answerable.
Who else do you think is quietly building cross-border payment solutions Africa actually needs?
Drop their name below🔽.
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Are you an ICT expert looking to make a global impact? @UNFPAGhana is looking for a National ICT Associate (G7) to join our Accra team. 💻✨
📍 Location: Accra, Ghana
🗓️ Deadline: 09 May 2026
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Excited to be speaking at Tech in Ghana: London on 11th June 2026 at Addleshaw Goddard's new location, 41 Lothbury.
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See you there! #techingh2026#london#LTW
The dramatic moment a congregant of the Methodist Church Ghana, confronted a pastor over some church directives including the non-support of members who do not pay tithe, calling him and leadership of the church thieves.
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On the 24th of April, 2026, the Ministry of Communications, Digital Technology and Innovations will be hosting the National A.I. Strategy Launch at the Labadi Beach Hotel.
Where do we stand as a country? What's our approach to the AI revolution and more to be answered. Make a date.
From shaping policy to building companies - here's a taste of some the leaders joining us for Tech in Ghana: Royal Edition.
Join us Tech in Ghana in Kumasi on 4 & 5 December 2025, Jubilee Hall, Manhyia Palace
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technology landscape — from grassroots innovation to scalable impact — in line with this year’s theme ‘Where Tradition Meets Innovation.’
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Excited to be joining this year’s Tech in Ghana: Royal Edition, taking place 4th & 5th December at Jubilee Hall, Manhyia Palace, Kumasi.
I look forward to speaking on “Tradition to Transformation: Kumasi’s Tech Growth Story”, exploring how the Ashanti region is shaping Ghana’s
“We have Ghanaian companies who are now scaling and doing things big.” - @isaacnewtonIII
Innovation is rising - and the Garden City is next. 👑
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🚀 The UNIHUBs Partner Meeting & Training Activity is live in Rotterdam 🇳🇱! Europe + Africa uniting to rethink HEI curricula & drive innovation. 🌍✨
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During the Young Africa Innovates #YAI school outreach at the Mampong School for the Deaf and Akropong School for the Blind, Allen Anie, emphasized the importance of inclusion in innovation: “The goal is to equip young people including those with disabilities with the knowledge, support, and tools they need to develop ideas that solve real problems in their communities and help shape a better Ghana.” — Allen Anie, PhD, Chief Technical Advisor, YAI Programme.