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Ghana STEM Network retweeted
Meet the founder who’s building Africa’s future - one robot at a time.
George Sarfo of Firefly IO is flipping the script with the Xplore Robotics Kit - a 3D-printable, low-cost STEAM kit made by Africans, for Africans.
Innovation. Access. Impact.
#EdTechAfrica #STEAM
Ghana STEM Network retweeted
Every great society is built on the shoulders of capable, competent, audacious, empathetic, and patriotic citizens. That kind of human resource doesn’t emerge by chance. It is nurtured - through education that connects head to heart, skills to service, and ambition to purpose.
Ghana STEM Network retweeted
📍How do we balance bold innovation with smart regulation in EdTech?
Can we build the future and protect quality, access & equity?
This #EdTechMondays, we unpack it all with a powerhouse panel including GETA’s @KwameNyat
Mon, May 26 | 9AM GMT
📍 @Citi973 | @MESTAfrica socials
Ghana STEM Network retweeted
How is AI shaping Africa's future? Join Dr. Ayorkor Korsah, Head of Ashesi's Computer Science & Information Systems department, and Stephane Nwolley, CEO of Npuntuo Technologies, as they explore AI's impact and how Ashesi's new Master's in Intelligent Computing Systems will shape the next generation of tech leaders. Don't miss this conversation. It premieres on April 4 at 3 PM GMT. Watch here: ashe.si/4j8JsSo #atAshesi
Ghana STEM Network retweeted
Don’t miss out on the events shaping tomorrow!
Check out our latest calendar for a line-up of engaging discussions and conferences celebrating our diverse continent.
#Calendar #Events #Discussions #africandiscoursechannel #africa #discoursechannel #ADC #africaindustries #africa
Ghana STEM Network retweeted
We believe every learner we reached was empowered for their journey towards success.
To our #mentors: thank you for your investment in these young minds. To our #mentees: go and live ur best lives; you're the future!
#Mentoring
#EmpoweringCommunities #ParadigmShiftProject
2/3 – at Ho, Ghana
Ghana STEM Network retweeted
Explore the heartbeat of Africa in April 2024!
🗓️ Dive into a curated calendar of events and conferences that celebrate the richness of our continent.
Don’t miss out on the vibrant discussions and connections shaping the future! #AfricanEvents #africandiscoursechannel
Ghana STEM Network retweeted
The month of April marks Autism Awareness Month. Autism is a spectrum of developmental conditions that affect how people communicate, interact, and perceive the world.
In Africa, there’s a lot of stigma and superstitions associated with people with autism.
Ghana STEM Network retweeted
Let’s ponder on Patrice Lumumba’s words and adopt a new outlook and mindset as Africans.
Have a great Week!
#africandiscoursechannel #patricelumumba #africaunite
Ghana STEM Network retweeted
"I believe Tom knew he was on his way out and he decided to implant a message of SELF-BELIEF and SELF-WORTH in African youth and wake them up to fulfill their full potential. He would use his own life path of hard work, research and development as a testimony and also to inspire in the manner that Mohammed Ali did so brilliantly with boxing. Tom, in effect, became a great salesman for science and technology."
-- ©Addai-Sebo, A Pan-Africanist pays Tribute to Dr. Thomas Mensah on 5 April 2024
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"No one really dies, we all just move on and leave behind everything we acquired here on earth - including/especially our bodies... That which powers the body is eternal, it is an unquenchable entity, and my friend Dr. Mensah knew this too well, which is why he shared his soul even when his body was leaving him. May his great efforts be the positive spark some of us need..."
-- ©Oral Ofori, Founder at TheAfricanDream.net and former Publicist of Dr. Mensah
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cc| @StudioAfrika @ONEinAfrica @Aku__Addy @KwabenaOA @kwaku_kyereh @Richest_Kaleid @ReignOfApril – at Alexandria, VA
World renowned Ghanaian-American fiber optics innovator and inventor Dr. Thomas Owusu Mensah has sadly passed away.
Dr. Mensah died on the 27th of March 2024, at Kumasi Catholic Hope Exchange Hospital in Ghana's Ashanti region.
The sad occurrence of Dr. Mensah's demise was as a result of short illness - he was 74yrs old.
The Doctor's family hereby announces to the general public of his sudden death and ask all to standby for details about plans for his burial in the coming weeks.
May his soul rest in peace...
Ghana STEM Network retweeted
Happy 64th Independence Day Senegal 🇸🇳
#senegalindependenceday #africandiscoursechannel
Ghana STEM Network retweeted
The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others
- Mahatma Gandhi
#africandiscoursechannel
Ghana STEM Network retweeted
The story begins...
Exciting news on the horizon! Stay tuned for our brand launch event coming soon. Get ready to embark on this journey with us!
#BrandLaunch #StayTuned #ExcitingTimesAhead
Ghana STEM Network retweeted
Happy 67th Ghana. Happy Independence Day, Ghana! 🇬🇭✨ #GhanaAt67 #IndependenceDay
Ghana STEM Network retweeted
A week ago by this time we were at the @boldnewnormal conference 2023…here is a recap of the highlights from the day.
youtu.be/7D4GsT4cy7E?si=kEUw…
