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COLUMNIST: PHILIPA SERWAA

Africa’s Digital Revolution Risks Leaving Women Behind

Africa’s Digital Revolution Risks Leaving Women Behind

2 hours ago | Feature Article

Africa is often described as a continent in the middle of a digital transformation. Across cities and towns, people are ...

2 hours ago | Feature Article

A few years ago, knowing how to use a computer was considered an extra skill. Today, it is almost impossible to study, w ...

Sep 20, 2026 | Feature Article

On a Sunday morning, it is now possible to enter a church without leaving the bedroom. A phone can carry a sermon, worsh ...

Sep 20, 2026 | Feature Article

The sight of heavy equipment moving into Agbogbloshie should give every Ghanaian some relief. For years, the enormous wa ...

Sep 19, 2026 | Feature Article

A young graduate in Accra or Kumasi does not need a lecture on how difficult the job market has become. Many have certif ...

Sep 14, 2026 | Feature Article

Ghana rsquo;s digital transformation is no longer a promise sitting somewhere in a policy document. It is already becomi ...

Sep 13, 2026 | Feature Article

Ghana likes to describe itself as a country moving quickly into the digital age. That claim is not without evidence. Mob ...

Philipa Serwaa
Philipa Serwaa

Philipa is dedicated to ensuring that local tech entrepreneurs, communities, and young graduates are at the center of Africa’s digital transformation. She remains a prominent voice advocating for an inclusive digital economy.. More Philipa Serwaa is an op-ed writer, technologies researcher, and digital rights advocate affiliated with the University of Energy and Natural Resources (UENR) in Sunyani, Ghana. Her writing focuses heavily on digital policy, tech infrastructure, and the socioeconomic impacts of artificial intelligence on African youth.