Towards my Accra Hearts Of Oak thriving locally & internationally
Aligning with GhanaThink’s motto “Less Talk, More Action”, my life story is one of action over words— where I substitute interest in motivational speeches for driving change through work done and...
View ArticleLocal Ghanaian Innovations Winning Globally: More vim to the WSA Global...
For many years, I have been recommending Ghanaian startups to be nominated for the World Summit Awards (WSA), as long as I have been blogging about major developments in the Ghanaian tech scene. The...
View ArticleMy Rollercoaster Journey with ECG: From Lost Cards to Smart Meters and...
Hey everyone, it's me again, the #MightyAfrican, blogging from Accra. If you've ever dealt with ECG#inGhana, you would know they routinely underperform. In fact, I cannot count more worse companies in...
View ArticleThe #233moments Phenomenon: How @Abocco Turned a Country Code Into a Digital...
Introduction: More Than Just NumbersIn the digital landscape where hashtags trend and fade within hours, I have consistently driven some, demonstrating consistency and remarkable staying power. I use...
View ArticleMy Rollercoaster Journey with ECG: From Lost Cards to Smart Meters and...
If you have not read Part 1, check it out and come and continue. Let’s go back to that fateful Friday night. Me, I had planned to go out and chill because I suspected I would not have electricity. So I...
View ArticleParticipating in Championing Ghanaian Innovation at the WSA Congress 2025
I finally got to visit India for the first time thanks to my involvement with the World Summit Awards (WSA). For many years, I have been recommending Ghanaian startups to be nominated for the WSA. For...
View ArticleMore Vim from Hyderabad: Scaling Innovation and Lessons from India’s Tech...
India is home to arguably the biggest per capita number of competent cost-effective software engineers and techies. In April 2005, I visited India for the very first time thanks to my involvement with...
View ArticleVolunteering for Good: Reflecting on the LittleBigSouls Volunteer Circle
I am a huge fan of volunteering and naturally I also like sharing about it, and discussing it with others. Whether it is through a Barcamp, a mentorship session, or a community cleanup, the act of...
View ArticleMoving and Grooving to #MusicWeDeyFeel in Monrovia
As long as I have had Liberian friends aside my family members who are half-Liberian, I have been hearing about #Lib4Lyfe. I saw this as being tied to music and entertainment, and not just patriotism....
View Article13 Cities and a Whole Lot of Impact: My 2025 Barcamp Ghana Journey
For 17 years, Barcamp Ghana has been more than just a series of events; it has been a movement. As I lead the GhanaThink Foundation, our mission remains steadfast: to build a critical mass of youth who...
View ArticleThe Top Camerounian Songs of All-Time - Starting Eleven
I asked some friends to name their top 5 songs ever, from Cameroon. I do not have a Camerounian alter-ego, yet. I used what I have learnt around Museke. I also asked Google Gemini& other AI bots....
View ArticleThe Top Zambian Songs of All-Time - Starting Eleven
I asked some friends to name their top 5 songs ever, from Zambia. I do not have a Zambian alter-ego, yet. I used what I have learnt aroundMuseke. I also askedGoogle Gemini & other AI bots. You know...
View Article“Winning Time: The Data Behind Tim Duncan’s GOAT Case”
Introduction Ever since I started watching basketball religiously, the San Antonio Spurs and Tim Duncan have been at the heart of my fandom. I wasn’t much of a basketball player, but I devoured NBA...
View ArticleThe Top Congolese Songs of All-Time - Starting Eleven
I asked some friends to name their top 5 songs ever, from DR Congo. I do not have a Congolese alter-ego, yet. I used what I have learnt aroundMuseke. I also askedGoogle Gemini & other AI bots. You...
View ArticleThe Top Zimbabwean Songs of All-Time - Starting Eleven
I asked some friends to name their top 5 songs ever, from Zimbabwe. I do not have a Zimbabwean alter-ego, yet. I used what I have learnt around Museke. I also asked Google Gemini & other AI bots....
View ArticleChalo! My "Telangana Epiphany": Navigating Innovation, Culture, and the...
While the WSA Congress provided the professional framework for my trip to India, my true "Telangana Epiphany" happened on the streets, conversations with new friends, strangers, and over plates of...
View ArticleCulture on Display: #MightyAfrican #GhanaAt69 Museum Moments
I have seen a few people in GhanaThink’s Konnect groups ask about tourist attractions in Accra. There are some usual suggestions like the Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum, the Jamestown area (Lighthouse,...
View ArticleFrom "Unemployability" to "Productivity": Taking Ownership of Your Personal...
As long as we at GhanaThink have been organizing Barcamps, one topic keeps coming up: the "unemployability" of our graduates #inGhana. People talk about how school feels so distant from the actual...
View ArticleCollective Visions for a New Era: Reclaiming the #GhanaianDream in 2026
As we navigate the vibrant chatter of #GhanaMonth and #HeritageMonth in 2026, the air is thick with more than just nostalgia. It is charged with a renewed sense of what it means to be Ghanaian. 5...
View ArticleLeading Now, Not Later: How My First Abuja Trip Contributed In Shaping Me
As a proud member of the Global Shapers Community (Alumni) and co-founder of GhanaThink Foundation, I’ve participated in many high-level gatherings across Africa. 1 of such memorable events were those...
View ArticleExploring Abuja: Food, Friends, Nightlife & First Impressions
Before I returned to Ghana on August 17, 2011, I had never been to any other African country. By 2014, I had been to Nigeria several times but never to Abuja. SHAPE Africa 2014 took me to Nigeria’s...
View Article#PositivityRules: The Power of Smiles & Full Hugs
Writing this blog post brought a smile to my face 😊. It also made me think about happiness, and even moreso, joy. I like to radiate joy, forge connections, and positivity everywhere I go. My social...
View ArticleThe Baseline of Excellence: My Lifelong Affinity for Tennis
While my#MightyAfrican professional life is driven by a desire for a proactive and productive Ghana, my personal relaxation and inspiration are deeply rooted in the world of sports. Although football...
View ArticleThe Baseline of Excellence: Improving the State of Ghanaian Tennis
Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about tennis. From my childhood days at the KNUST library—where I’d swap books for a racket to play with my brother Kofi and friends from Tech Campus—to watching my...
View ArticleRemembering Museke, the Digital Home for a Generation of African Music Fans
In today's hyper-connected world of 2026, discovering African music is as easy as tapping an app. Global giants like Spotify and Apple Music recommend the latest Amapiano hits, while TikTok trends can...
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