By Abdul-Mumin Sofo YumzaaExecutive Director, Simba Ghana The images are still fresh. Ghanaians descending the stairs of a chartered flight at Kotoka International Airport, clutching bags and children, some with bandages, others with nothing but the clothes on their backs. Victor Atsu, shot and still carrying a bullet in his spine. Ms. Akuffo, attacked with sharp weapons in a Johannesburg […]
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Third, sovereignty: Local language AI is not a demo feature. It is an economic infrastructure. NLP Ghana, AkanNLP, and Khaya AI have already proven Twi, Ewe, and Dagbani speech systems work. A national strategy can make them the default for citizen services, ensuring Ghanaโs AI future is not mediated by English or foreign models. That is a possibility no startup can guarantee alone. Only policy can.
Simba Ghana, through the I Am Aware (IAA) Project, has released a Household Citizen Satisfaction Survey Report assessing governance and education service delivery in the Gushegu Municipality. The survey, conducted across 10 communities, reveals increased citizen participation, with 66% satisfied with their involvement in planning processes and 63% attending public meetings. However, 60% of respondents do not trust that the […]
Simba Ghana, under the I Am Aware (IAA) Project, has released a new Citizensโ Satisfaction Survey highlighting key issues in governance and education service delivery in the Karaga District. The study, conducted across 10 communities, reveals that while 59% of citizens trust the Assemblyโs intentions, a significant 75% feel excluded from decision-making processes. Low participation in town hall meetings and […]
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By Abdul-Mumin Sofo YumzaaExecutive Director, Simba Ghana The images are still fresh. Ghanaians descending the stairs of a chartered flight at Kotoka International Airport, clutching bags and children, some with bandages, others with nothing but the clothes on their backs. Victor Atsu, shot and still carrying a bullet in his spine. Ms. Akuffo, attacked with sharp weapons in a Johannesburg […]
Third, sovereignty: Local language AI is not a demo feature. It is an economic infrastructure. NLP Ghana, AkanNLP, and Khaya AI have already proven Twi, Ewe, and Dagbani speech systems work. A national strategy can make them the default for citizen services, ensuring Ghanaโs AI future is not mediated by English or foreign models. That is a possibility no startup can guarantee alone. Only policy can.
Simba Ghana, through the I Am Aware (IAA) Project, has released a Household Citizen Satisfaction Survey Report assessing governance and education service delivery in the Gushegu Municipality. The survey, conducted across 10 communities, reveals increased citizen participation, with 66% satisfied with their involvement in planning processes and 63% attending public meetings. However, 60% of respondents do not trust that the […]
Simba Ghana, under the I Am Aware (IAA) Project, has released a new Citizensโ Satisfaction Survey highlighting key issues in governance and education service delivery in the Karaga District. The study, conducted across 10 communities, reveals that while 59% of citizens trust the Assemblyโs intentions, a significant 75% feel excluded from decision-making processes. Low participation in town hall meetings and […]