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Ibrahim Mustapha Blog of Sunday, 4 December 2022

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Meet Daniel Kwaku Ganyoame the man Creating a computer literate Society in Rural Ghana

Meet Daniel Kwaku Ganyoame, the man changing the world with ICT Training in Rural Communities.

Daniel Kwaku is a Ghanaian entrepreneur and community leader who has dedicated his life to helping people in rural communities gain access to information and communication technologies.

Daniels Vision is to create a computer literate society in Ghana where ICT is used to address developmental needs of communities
By introducing ICT training and labs to rural communities in Ghana, Kwaku has helped people from all walks of life get access to new opportunities and improved quality of life.
Daniel and his partners at the Africa ICT Right currently have over six ICT Labs across Ghana, among the cities hosting the labs are Savelugu, Battor, Tema, Berekum, Bawku

Daniel has a demonstrated history of working in the non-profit organization management industry. Skilled in Negotiation, Business Planning, Management, Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), and Business Development.
Strong business development professional with a Master of Business Administration - MBA focused in Business Administration and Management, General from IMF Business School.



Africa ICT Right (AIR) is an ICT-oriented NGO established in 2007 and run by a team of volunteers. AIR was established in order to use Information and Communication Technology (ICT) tools to address critical national problems pertaining to education, gender, youth empowerment and health in Ghana.


AIR was created out of the belief that the modern world is in the midst of a profound technological revolution where personal computers, mobile phones and Internet technologies play a critical role but there is great inequality in the distribution of these tools, which is detrimental not only to underserved communities, but also to our society.


We partner with donors, governmental and private institutions, NGOs and local communities to address this detriment through our integrated development programs that provide technological solutions and support to educational and health facilities especially in less privileged areas where the digital gap is most pronounced.


With a vision A computer literate society in Ghana where ICT is used to address developmental needs of communities