Launch of AiAfrica Labs and Ghanaian Ai Prompt Bible

Deputy Minister of Communication , Digital Technology and Innovation-Hon. Mohammed Adam Zulfawu delivers a key note message on behalf of the His Excellency President John Mahama

Deputy Minister of Communication , Digital Technology and Innovation-Hon. Mohammed Adam Zulfawu launches AiAfrica Labs and Ghanaian Ai Prompt Bible

Michael Donkor a person with different ability and Ai Silver Platinum Trainer receives a donation of GHS10,000 for his App Project

Deputy Minister of Communication , Digital Technology and Innovation-Hon. Mohammed Adam Zulfawu, interacting with Vamuatu Trade Commissioner to Ghana (Left) and Lead Consultant of AiAfrica Project (Right)

Ai PLATINUM TRAINERS GRADUATION & Launching of AiAfrica Project Labs

AiAfrica Project Labs

AiAfrica 21 Labs — What They Represent

AiAfrica Labs is a network of 21 sector labs that turn Africa’s endowments—ground (land & minerals), sea (blue economy), air (energy & climate), and people (skills & culture)—into end-to-end value: idea → feasibility → prototyping → compliance & finance → procurement & production → market & export.
Every Lab has its own domain chatbot (trained on sector playbooks and the Ghanaian & Nigerian AI Prompt Bibles) and a Lab Anthem that builds identity, discipline, and pride.

1) Kalahari Mining Lab

Responsible, tech-enabled mining: exploration targeting, ore-to-market optimization, ESG & rehabilitation. Chatbot: mine plans, safety SOPs, cost/grade calculators.

2) Petro-Africa Lab

Oil & gas value chains from upstream to petrochemicals, methane abatement, and local-content supply chains. Chatbot: flare-reduction, refinery LP models, HSSE checklists.

3) EduLab Africa

K–12 to university and TVET; AI literacy, curriculum authoring, assessment integrity, accessibility. Chatbot: lesson builders, rubric generators, plagiarism-aware workflows.

4) Ubuntu Diagnostics (Health)

Point-of-care AI diagnostics, telehealth, supply chains for medicines, NHIS integration, ethics & privacy. Chatbot: triage flows, ICD/SNOMED coding help, DPIA templates.

5) Fashion & Design Lab Africa

Textiles, leather, crafts, circular fashion; IP protection and export readiness. Chatbot: pattern prompts, BOMs, costing, e-commerce launch kits. Anthem: culture → couture.

6) AfriRenew Energy Lab

Solar, wind, mini-grids, clean cooking, biofuels; bankable projects and grid analytics. Chatbot: yield estimators, PPA term sheets, carbon MRV guides.

7) Strategic Profiling, Operations & Workforce Optimization Lab

Org design, lean/TOC, skills mapping, productivity analytics, change management. Chatbot: capacity models, SOP writers, skills-to-roles matchers.

8) African ICT & FinTech Lab

GovTech, payments, digital ID, cybersecurity, RegTech & inclusion. Chatbot: AML/CFT prompts, API docs, security baselines, sandbox guides.

9) Maritime & Ports Lab

Trade facilitation, TOS analytics, port energy management, green shipping. Chatbot: berth plans, quay crane schedules, IMO compliance aides.

10) Ubuntu Research & Publications Lab

Research design, ethics, publishing pipelines, data stewardship. Chatbot: problem statements, methods trees, IRB packs, PRISMA flows.

11) Rail & Road Lab Africa

Multimodal corridors, pavement/bridge analytics, logistics parks, safety. Chatbot: HDM-4 style tools, axle-load plans, PPP term sheets.

12) MDAs (Public Sector) Lab

Service digitalization, policy ops, M&E, open data, citizen experience. Chatbot: service blueprints, KPI trees, budget briefs, GRM flows.

13) Legal & Judicial Services Lab

E-justice, case-flow optimization, legal aid access, ADR, AI policy. Chatbot: precedent finders, filing checkers, rights-impact templates.

14) Accounting, Finance & Audit Lab

Public/private finance, IPSAS/IFRS, internal controls, anti-fraud analytics. Chatbot: audit programs, materiality & sampling, dashboard packs.

15) Real Estate & Housing Lab

Affordable housing, land banks, building standards, green materials. Chatbot: pro-forma models, permitting steps, ESG design prompts.

16) MLE Lab (Machine Learning & Engineering)

R&D to deployment: data pipelines, MLOps, model risk management. Chatbot: feature stores, evaluation harnesses, model cards.

17) Security Force Lab (Ghana)

Safety tech, disaster response, lawful & rights-respecting AI, border & cyber. Chatbot: SOPs, incident ICS checklists, human-rights safeguards.

18) Public Procurement Lab

e-Procurement, transparency, anti-corruption, supplier development. Chatbot: TOR/BoQ writers, evaluation matrices, contract-risk scans.

19) Media Lab

Newsroom AI, fact-checking, deepfake detection, audience & revenue tools. Chatbot: story planners, verification playbooks, SEO sheets.

20) Ubuntu Engineering Lab

Productization: CAD to CAM, rapid prototyping, local manufacturing & QA. Chatbot: DFMA prompts, tolerance stacks, test plans, SOPs.

21) AWGL Lab (Women & Girls Leadership)

Women-led innovation across sectors; finance access, safety, STEM pathways. Chatbot: grant finders, venture canvases, safeguarding guides.

Why the Anthems Matter

Each Lab’s Anthem encodes mission and values—discipline, dignity, service—turning teams into movements and keeping projects people-centred and nation-building.

One System, End-to-End Value

From soil & subsoil (mining, housing, agriculture), to sea (ports, fisheries, logistics), to air & climate (renewables, grids), powered by people (education, justice, health, media, public service), AiAfrica’s 21 Labs convert resources → knowledge → products → jobs → exports—ethically, profitably, and at scale.

Hi everyone, just wanted to share a quick update about the AI Africa project and some of the incredible progress we’ve made.

So, we officially launched AI Africa on April 30th, 2024, at the British Council in Accra, Ghana. The vision from day one has been to equip Africans—especially youth, women, governments, and institutions—with world-class AI skills so that we can take the lead in the fourth industrial revolution. We’re also super focused on advancing data sovereignty, good governance, and making AI a normal part of life and business in every sector.

Since the launch, we’ve already trained over 2.3 million people across Africa. Nigeria is leading in numbers trained, but Ghana is really picking up speed too. In Ghana, we've partnered with so many institutions—like the Greater Accra Regional Coordinating Council, Ghana Free Zones Authority, Ghana Digital Center, Accra Technical University, Sunyani Technical University, Ho Technical University, Wisconsin International University College, and more. We’ve also trained College of Health Yamfo, Aditobi traditional area, Amenfiman Rural Bank, and the NDC grassroots and more importantly tailors and dress making association of Ghana -Tema region. There’s been a lot of online training as well—both for trainers and trainees.

It’s not just Ghana—countries like Vanuatu, Nigeria, Liberia, and Eswatini are also benefitting. In Imo State, Nigeria alone, we’ve trained close to 2 million people, mainly in government institutions and universities, and we’re looking to expand to other states very soon.

A unique part of our project is what happens after the training. Those trained are moved into the AiAfrica Labs to do applied AI, and these labs are actually co-hosted in most ministries and universities across the countries. That’s where we build proof of value for concepts—meaning, we take ideas and turn them into real businesses, which then leads to employment opportunities.

For example, we’re running a project called “Ginger as Gold” at Wenchi Agriculture College, where there’s an Agric Lab equipped with its own AI-powered chatbot. In fact, each of our 15 labs has its own chatbot, and we’re actively training the models in all local languages for every country we’re working in. Investors are already reaching out to use our labs for business, and this is creating huge employment for the youth.

Our main training focus is advanced prompt engineering, because the real power of AI is knowing how to give the right instructions—how to prompt the models to work for you. This is key for business integration and for making sure everyone, not just techies, can use AI to solve problems and drive innovation.

With the support of the African Diaspora Central Bank and the Economic Trade Commission to Ghana, our target is to train at least 11 million Africans—and there’s talk of scaling up to 30 million by 2028! Ghana alone has already trained over 250,000 people and produced more than 5,000 AI experts, many of whom are now getting jobs, promotions, or even starting their own businesses.

Ai Africa Prompt Bible for the 54 Countries in Africa

Across the length and breadth of Africa—from the bustling markets of Lagos to the copper belts of Zambia, the coffee highlands of Ethiopia to the gold fields of South Africa—one question reverberates with renewed urgency: When will Africa’s abundant resources truly benefit its own people? The continent is celebrated for its natural wealth: Africa holds about 30% of the world’s mineral reserves, including 40% of global gold, 90% of platinum and chromium, and the largest reserves of cobalt and diamonds (African Natural Resources Centre, 2022; United Nations, 2023). Africa is also home to 60% of the world’s uncultivated arable land (World Bank, 2022) and an ocean economy estimated at over $300 billion in annual value (African Union, 2020).

THE GHANAIAN PROMPT BIBLE

5,400 Ways to Unlock Wealth, Enterprise, and Value Creation in Every African Country Using AI

We are excited to announce the launch of the Ghanaian Prompt Bible, a landmark 500-page resource that provides 1,000 state-of-the-art, practical, and implementable AI prompts—each grounded in verifiable and validated data. With over 5,400 actionable strategies and business concepts, this book is designed to ignite innovation, drive enterprise, and unlock value from Ghana’s own resources and across the African continent.

Inspired by Dr. Kwame Nkrumah’s vision of a united and self-reliant Africa, the Ghanaian Prompt Bible demonstrates how digital intelligence and African ingenuity can fuel economic growth. From household products like Sobolo to advanced industries like shipbuilding, every section is mapped to Africa’s unique potential—showing you how to turn ideas into real wealth and opportunity.

Official Launch:

12th August 2025

Ghana Digital Centre

Request Your Copy:

Visit aiafriqca.com and send your request via the contact address provided.

Be among the first to own this powerful toolkit for Ghana’s and Africa’s digital and economic renaissance.

Authors:

Dr. David King Boison, Ph.D. | Prof. Iddrisu Awudu, Ph.D. | Richard Aidoo, Ph.D

THE NIGERIAN PROMPT BIBLE

5,400 Ways to Unlock Wealth, Enterprise, and Value Creation in Every African Country Using AI

We are thrilled to introduce the Nigerian Prompt Bible, a game-changing 500-page volume designed to power Nigeria’s economic and digital renaissance. Featuring 1,000 state-of-the-art, practical, and fully implementable AI prompts—each rooted in verifiable, validated data—this book delivers over 5,400 actionable ideas and strategies for wealth creation, enterprise building, and value addition across every sector of the Nigerian and African economy.

The Nigerian Prompt Bible is more than just a resource—it is a strategic roadmap for turning local ingenuity and natural resources into economic growth and opportunity. From creative consumer products to cutting-edge technologies, this book provides the tools, inspiration, and proof-of-value needed to transform ambition into real-world results.

Official Launch:

August 2025

Request Your Copy: https://aimasterclass.scholarwriteai.com/

Visit aiafriqca.com and submit your request via the contact address provided on the website.

Join the movement and be part of the future of Nigeria and Africa’s digital transformation.

Authors:

Dr. David King Boison, Ph.D. | Prof. Iddrisu Awudu, Ph.D. | Prof. Nelson Alino, Ph.D.

The official launch of the AiAfrica Lab Projects and Graduation Ceremony will take place on 12th August 2025, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM at the Accra Digital Center

AiAfrica Project Labs

The official launch of the AiAfrica Lab Projects and Graduation Ceremony will take place on 12th August 2025, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM at the Accra Digital Center. The event will also be streamed virtually for remote participants.

A total of 250 candidates, recognised as Ai Platinum Trainers, will be graduating and formally joining the AiAfrica Labs to embark on a three-month applied AI programme.

Distinguished guests will be invited, including the Minister of Communication, Minister of Education, representatives from the Jubilee House, the GTEC Director of Diaspora Affairs, Minister of Agriculture, Minister of Transport, and other key stakeholders and partners.

New MoUs and Collabrations

Empowering Ghana’s Fashion Industry with AI: A Transformational Leap

The partnership between AiAfrica Project and the Ghana National Tailors and Dressmakers Association (Tema Region) is a landmark step towards modernising Ghana’s fashion sector. By equipping local tailors and dressmakers with hands-on Artificial Intelligence (AI) skills, this initiative positions Ghanaian fashion professionals to compete on the global stage.

Why This Matters
The global AI in fashion market was valued at over $650 million in 2022 and is projected to exceed $4.4 billion by 2029, driven by digital innovation and demand for personalised products (Fortune Business Insights, 2023). In Africa, fashion is a $31 billion industry (Euromonitor, 2023), yet less than 5% of small and medium-sized fashion businesses currently leverage AI or digital tools for design and production.

Transforming Sickle Cell Advocacy and Early Detection in Africa: AiAfrica Project Partners with Simona Ephraim Foundation

The Simona Ephraim Foundation and AiAfrica Project are excited to announce a groundbreaking partnership dedicated to transforming sickle cell disease awareness, early detection, and advocacy across Ghana and the African continent. This collaboration leverages the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to accelerate healthcare solutions and human resource development in one of Africa’s most pressing public health challenges.

Why This Matters

Sickle cell disease affects more than 300,000 babies born every year in sub-Saharan Africa, with Ghana alone accounting for an estimated 15,000 new cases annually (WHO, 2023). Despite this, early detection and effective management remain significant challenges due to limited resources, lack of awareness, and gaps in data-driven healthcare delivery. Recent studies show that less than 30% of at-risk children in Africa are screened early, and the continent loses over $100 million annually to sickle cell-related complications (CDC Africa, 2024).

By harnessing advanced AI tools, this partnership will:

• Enhance Early Detection: Deploy AI-driven screening and data analytics to identify at-risk individuals faster and more accurately.

• Build Capacity: Deliver tailored AI training for healthcare staff, volunteers, and advocates, equipping them with digital skills for impact.

• Drive Awareness: Collaborate on continent-wide campaigns using digital platforms to reach millions with critical health education.

• Support Policy and Research: Use real-time data for advocacy, policy development, and research that benefits the sickle cell community across Africa.

Empowering Change for Africa’s Health

This partnership marks a significant leap forward in integrating technology with health advocacy, aligning with Africa’s broader push for digital health innovation. With AI in healthcare projected to reach a $2.5 billion market in Africa by 2028 (Statista, 2024), initiatives like this will be pivotal in building healthier, more resilient communities.

Launch of the AiAfrica Project Labs

Africa is at a unique crossroads. Our continent is rich with talent, natural resources, and a youthful population. Yet, persistent challenges—ranging from food insecurity and limited access to quality healthcare, to underdeveloped infrastructure and digital divides—hold back our full potential. The answer lies not just in adopting new technologies, but in mastering and localizing them for African realities. AiAfrica Labs was established to do exactly that: to train, empower, and deploy Africa’s brightest minds in applied AI research and development across our key economic sectors. We are not just adopting AI—we are shaping it, owning it, and using it to solve Africa’s unique challenges and create massive opportunities. What makes AiAfrica different? We go beyond theory. Our approach is practical, sector-driven, and directly linked to Africa’s economic transformation.

We have set up 15 specialized labs—each dedicated to a high-impact sector, including:

• Agriculture & Agri-Business

• Education

• Waste Management and Sanitation

• Marketing, Logistics, Supply Chain & Entrepreneurship

• Human Resource Management & Public Relations

• Mining

• Oil & Gas

• Healthcare

• Legal & Judicial Services

• Accounting, Finance & Audit

• Fashion & Design

• ICT & Fintech

• Maritime & Ports

• Renewable Energy

• Engineering

• Research & Publication

Each lab is designed as a hub of innovation, research, and direct application. After receiving their foundational and advanced AI training, our graduates move directly into these labs. Here, they work on real-world projects, create proof-of-concept solutions, and help scale innovations across the continent.

New Publications on Ai in Education and Procurement

Train Africa’s teachers in AI – or risk an education crisis

In the 21st century, artificial intelligence (AI) is fast becoming the cornerstone of educational innovation worldwide, redefining curriculum design, assessment, and personalised learning. However, Africa stands at the precipice of an education crisis. Over 70% of children in sub-Saharan Africa lack access to basic digital learning tools, let alone exposure to AI-integrated instruction (UNESCO, 2023). Without urgent action to equip educators with AI competencies, the continent risks a dramatic widening of the global knowledge divide.

Coding is no longer enough: Why Africa needs AI literacy in every school

“Teaching children to code is like teaching them to read in an era when the world is already speaking in algorithms.”

Across Africa, education policymakers are proudly expanding coding programs in primary and secondary schools. From Lagos to Kigali, students are now learning how to write loops, build mobile apps, and understand the basics of computer programming. This progress deserves applause

Embedding Ethical AI in Public Procurement: Ghana’s path to trustworthy automation in E-governance

Smart Procurement: Using AI to combat fraud and boost efficiency in Ghana’s public spending

Ghana stands at a critical juncture in its digital transformation journey. As the nation advances its e-governance initiatives through platforms such as the Ghana Integrated Financial Management Information System (GIFMIS) and digital procurement reforms led by the Public Procurement Authority (PPA), the integration of artificial intelligence presents both unprecedented opportunities and significant risks (Public Procurement Authority, 2023)

Ghana's public procurement system processes approximately GH₵40-60 billion annually, representing 50-70% of total government expenditure and serving as the primary mechanism through which public resources are converted into development outcomes for citizens (Public Procurement Authority, 2023). However, persistent challenges, including procurement fraud, inflated pricing, bid-rigging, and systemic inefficiencies, continue to undermine value for money and erode public trust in government financial management

Ho Technical University Embraces AiAfrica Initiative, Training Over 400 Staff and Students in Artificial Intelligence

As the world rapidly moves toward integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into education at all levels, Ho Technical University has taken a pioneering step by joining the AiAfrica Initiative. Through this forward-thinking partnership, the university has trained more than 400 faculty, non-faculty staff, and students in AI skills, making it one of the first institutions in Ghana to champion large-scale AI education. This initiative positions Ho Technical University at the forefront of academic innovation, preparing its community to thrive in a digital and AI-driven future

Faculty and Staff of Ho Technical University Following AI Training

Dr David King Boison - Lead Consultant , having a training session with the Non-Faculty Staff

Non-Faculty Staff of Ho Technical University Following AI Training

Students at Ho Technical University Benefiting from Training under the AiAfrica Initiative

Vice Chancellor of Ho Technical University addressing the Trainees

AiAfrica Empowers 2 Million Citizens of Imo State with Cutting-Edge AI Technology Training

The AI Training Program in Imo State is a comprehensive capacity-building initiative designed to empower citizens across all sectors with practical AI skills. Covering foundational, intermediate, and advanced prompt engineering, the training focuses on key areas including Agriculture and Agribusiness, artisan trades, education, government services, and academia. It targets a diverse audience—youth, artisans, teachers, public and private university students, government workers, and individuals with different abilities—ensuring inclusive access to AI knowledge and tools.

Hosted by His Excellency, Sen. Hope Odidika Uzodinma, CON, the Governor of Imo State, and facilitated by the University of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, Umuagwo, this program benefits from the leadership of Prof. Nelson U. Alino, Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the Governing Council, and Prof. Christopher C. Eze, Acting Vice Chancellor.

AiAfrica is sponsored by the African Diaspora Central Bank in partnership with the Vanuatu Trade Commission–Ghana. The lead consulting firm responsible for delivering the training is Knowledge Web Center, ensuring expert facilitation and effective program implementation to advance digital transformation and economic empowerment throughout the region.

The training will take place from July 14th to 31st at the University of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences, Umuagwo, Imo State, Nigeria.

For enquiries and further information, contact:
0803 327 3467 / 0806 909 6226 / 0803 836 7600
Email: aiimotraining@uaes.edu.ng

Ai Education for Technical Universities in Africa

Empowering technical universities across Africa with cutting-edge AI skills to prepare students, faculty, and staff for the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Through the AiAfrica initiative, institutions are integrating AI into teaching, research, and industry-driven innovation for sustainable development.

Ho Technical University has officially joined the AiAfrica initiative and will participate in a comprehensive AI training program for both faculty and non-faculty staff, scheduled from June 9th to 13th, 2025.

Prof. Amb. Hugh, Vanuatu Trade Commissioner to Ghana, shares key insights on Artificial Intelligence.

Students at Accra Technical University are leveraging AI for their capstone projects as part of the ongoing AI training program

Jemima Makafui Azila, a Fire and Safety Officer and AI Platinum Trainer, shares her experience and insights from the training journey.

Students at Accra Technical University undergo training in Advanced AI Prompt Engineering

A Final Year Student: Bismark Edzorhoho of the University of Ghana and Ai Platinum Trainer Shares His testimony

Ai Platinum Trainers 2025 share their story

Mark Ayipasiya Apaweo, a young entrepreneur and AI Platinum Trainer, shares his inspiring story.

Kofi, an AI Platinum Trainer and Pastor, shares his inspiring journey and experiences

Shaping Africa’s Digital Future with the Power of Artificial Intelligence

AiAfrica Training for Togo — Coming Soon

AiAfrica is set to launch a comprehensive AI training program in Togo, designed to equip participants with foundational, intermediate, and advanced skills in prompt engineering. This transformative program will focus on key sectors including Agriculture and Agribusiness, artisanship, education, government services, and academia. The training is open to youth, artisans, teachers, government workers, and university students from both private and public institutions, including individuals with different abilities, promoting inclusivity and broad-based digital empowerment.

Facilitated by Dr. David King Boison, a distinguished maritime and port expert and lead consultant for the AiAfrica Project, this initiative is sponsored by the African Diaspora Central Bank in partnership with the Vanuatu Trade Commission–Ghana. The Knowledge Web Center serves as the lead consulting firm delivering expert training to ensure effective knowledge transfer and regional capacity building.

This program is part of AiAfrica’s ongoing effort to foster sustainable digital transformation and economic growth across Africa by bridging skill gaps and empowering communities through advanced AI knowledge and practical applications.

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Advanced Artificial Intelligence Prompt Engineering Training for Managers and Operational Staff at Jospong Group of Companies, held in February 2025

In February 2024, AiAfrica engaged with the Parliament of Ghana to advance AI literacy, initiating discussions on specialized training for Parliamentarians and staff to drive digital transformation in national governance

Diaspora participants underwent Artificial Intelligence training under the IPADA Initiative at La Campagne Tropicana Beach, Lekki, Lagos, from November 30 to December 21, 2024

On May 22, 2025, Knowledge Web Center and AiDEC officially announced their collaboration to advance Artificial Intelligence education and innovation across youth, academic institutions, government agencies, and corporate organizations

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The Gambia Joins the AiAfrica Initiative: 100,000 Citizens to Be Trained for the AI Economy

We are excited to announce that The Gambia has joined the transformative AiAfrica Initiative. As part of this partnership, we will empower and train 100,000 Gambians across various sectors—including education, healthcare, agriculture, finance, logistics, and the creative industries—in cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence (AI) skills.

This initiative, facilitated by Dr. David King Boison (PhD), Maritime & Port Expert and Lead Consultant for the AiAfrica Project, will help drive innovation, economic growth, and digital leadership in The Gambia, preparing the nation to thrive in the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

Coming Soon: AiAfrica Training for The Gambia—building Africa’s future, one talent at a time!

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Empowerment Through Education

Empowering Africa’s Youth with Advanced AI and Digital Skills to Lead the Fourth and Fifth Industrial Revolutions Across All 54 Nations.

Advancing Africa’s Private Sector through Technology and Innovation

Equipping businesses across the continent with AI-driven solutions and digital skills development to boost productivity, foster innovation, and ensure competitiveness in an increasingly digital global economy

Supporting Entrepreneurs, Women, and Persons with Different Abilities Across Africa

Delivering inclusive, continent-wide AI and digital literacy programs that empower women, entrepreneurs, and persons with different abilities to thrive in emerging technology sectors and contribute meaningfully to Africa’s transformation

Empowering Governments Across Africa with AI and Digital Skills

Strengthening public institutions across Africa through advanced AI and digital training programs designed to enhance governance, improve public service delivery, and accelerate national development in the era of the Fourth and Fifth Industrial Revolutions

Empowering Africa

Training youth and women for the digital future.

Artificial Intelligence and Digital Skills

Equipping African Women with AI and Digital Skills to Lead in the Fourth Industrial Revolution and Drive Innovation.

Inclusive Growth in Ai in Education

Empowering Technical and Vocational Universities through Artificial Intelligence Innovation

Future Leaders

Preparing the next generation for global challenges ahead.

Empowering Africa’s Legislature and Judiciary through AI Innovation

Digitally transforming Africa’s Judiciary and Parliaments through AI to enhance justice delivery, legislative efficiency, and citizen engagement across the continent.

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