If all African or Ghana indie game devs can come together and say let's build a AAA quality game rooted in African culture and mythology for a global audience just like the Chinese did with black myth wukong. Charley we go go far ooooh. We have only ourselves to make this dream come through. I am still optimistic if squad dema mind dey, I will be happy for us start such a movement.
Driving the Dialogue on Africa’s Digital Future 🌐🇬🇭
Following an impactful engagement at MOBEX Africa 2026, BudgIT Ghana continues to champion the intersection of digital sovereignty, civic tech, and open governance!
Our team was proudly represented on the ground by the Lead Officer of our civic-tech project, Tracka, Evelyn Olukeye @evelynolukeye, engaging with leaders, innovators, and decision-makers on how secure digital identity frameworks can strengthen public trust and democratic participation across the continent.
A major highlight for us was seeing our very own Board Chair, Nehemiah Attigah @attigs, take the stage to lend his expertise and voice to the discussions. As a pioneer of development technology himself, his contribution of key insights and steering critical dialogue, reinforces our commitment to shaping inclusive digital ecosystems.
As Africa redefines its digital identity and sovereignty, we must remain at the fore of the fight, to ensure technology serves the public good and holds power accountable.
#MOBEXAfrica2026 #BudgITGhana #DigitalSovereignty #CivicTech #OpenGov #GhanaTech
Building a Transparent Future on Digital Sovereignty 🌐⚡
Digital identity and data sovereignty are no longer just tech discussions–they are fundamental to citizen rights, open governance, and public accountability across Africa.
Today,we are participating in the MOBEX Africa 2026 Conference at the Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City, Accra, centered on the theme: "Resetting Africa's Digital Identity and Sovereignty."
From high-level insights shared by leaders like H.E. Oluyemi Oluleke Osinbajo, Hon. Dr. Julius Debra, and Hon. Samuel Nartey George, the core message is creating secure, inclusive, and sovereign digital systems which will essential for empowering citizens and driving sustainable development.
As civic tech leaders, we remain committed to ensuring that digital identity frameworks foster transparency, bridge the digital divide, and protect citizen data rights.
#MOBEXAfrica2026 #BudgITGhana #DigitalSovereignty #DigitalIdentity #OpenGov #CivicTech #GovernanceInTech
Cc:@mobexafrica@Kempinski@samgeorgegh@JDebrahofficial@ProfOsinbajo@AngelaKyer@spencerquaye@clarabarthur
I am super excited 🎉 I'll be speaking on the Future of Software Development panel at Black Tech Fest next Thursday, 29 October, 4pm on Stage 2 at Tobacco Dock, London💜
Use my code GBADAGO10 for 10% off: https://t.co/fxVf1h3Zfg
I've spent over seven years in tech, as a software engineer (full stack and backend), a developer advocate, a community builder and Vice President of a global open source foundation.
From building AI apps and delivering technical AI workshops to judging hackathons (Microsoft, UN, Cerebral Valley etc) on global tech stages, I've seen how the way we build software has changed so much in just the last few years. AI can now generate, review and test code, which is super exciting, but it also raises real questions about quality, security and what our role as engineers looks like next.
That's what we'll be talking about on the panel, including what's changed for engineers, the risks that come with it, whether developers will still be in demand and so much more.
If you're thinking about how AI is changing the way we build software, let's talk. DM me if you'll be there and come say hi after the panel!
NB: This isn't a paid post, I bought my VIP ticket months ago. Cmon! You know I invest in the things I'm passionate about! 😅
#BTF2026 #SoftwareEngineering #AI
Ghana, we love a good “I heard…” 😭😂
Now, see when it comes to public money, the gist is only the beginning of the story...✍️
You need to know that a budget can make promises, but only delivery can keep them; and an allocation is not the same as disbursement. 👀
An allocation is only a plan, not actual release of funds or expenditure❗️
So before you carry the matter from the Trotro to the family WhatsApp group, ask a few more questions;
Has the money moved beyond paper?
Did the project move beyond promise?
That should tell you what you need to know.🙄
Being an active citizen means knowing when to join the conversation, when to challenge the narrative, and when to follow the money.
Not all gist is gospel, Charley.
#KokonsaOClock #AskQuestions #GetInformed #FollowTheCedi #ActiveCitizenship
@eastsportsman Use see how even this team had players being transitioned into the 2010 World Cup team …. Samuel Inkoom , Ibrahim Ayew , Daniel Agyei but now dieer it’s « Dreams » and « Vision »
Ivy Prosper Launches Petition Calling on Government of Ghana to Honour Legendary Filmmaker Chris Hesse with Order of the Star of Ghana https://t.co/QR2LBsUcBZ
If you haven't tried out Fundi, give it a shot. Basically tracking broken streetlights, potholes etc in Accra.
Just use your location, document the issue and done. You can even take pictures
Try it now: https://t.co/DKbtXxa4dj
Ivy Prosper Launches Petition Calling on Government of Ghana to Honour Legendary Filmmaker Chris Hesse with Order of the Star of Ghana https://t.co/QR2LBsUKrx
7 new fighters. 3 abilities each. 7 Legend Arts.
Tohazie, 3 Fante warriors, Agojie, Osei Tutu I, Yennenga.
Who will you main?
Akofena: Blades of the Ancestors, play here now https://t.co/Syj8uuFkxe
#Akofena#BladesoftheAncestors
@OtiAdjei In Lagos, I was so filled and my overwhelmed with joy that I couldn’t help but run out into the compound and scream. The excitement was simply too much to contain..
The Clerk to Parliament, Ebenezer Ahumah Djietror, has proposed an expansion of facilities at #GhParliament to accommodate the work flow of journalists in the House. He was speaking at a 2-day capacity-building workshop for parliamentary reporters.
First trailer for ‘THE EYES OF GHANA’, the first-ever film produced by IShowSpeed.
The documentary follows Ghanaian cinematographer Chris Hesse who attempts to rescue more than 1,000 films capturing Africa’s fight for independence in the 1950s & ’60s.