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Sustainable Development and Economic Empowerment in Ghana

May 9, 2024 · stankevicius.co

Sustainable Development and Economic Empowerment in Ghana

On the Crypto Hipster podcast, host Jamil Hasan spoke with Ibrahim Mustapha, a public speaking coach and social entrepreneur from Ghana, about how blockchain technology could be applied to problems like financing renewable energy and supporting community conservation projects.

Mustapha discussed his organisation, Me for Africa, and its focus on digital skills training and cryptocurrency-based philanthropy aimed at young people, including a mobile education initiative called Inner Hub on Wheels.

The conversation connected Mustapha's work to wider affiliations, including the World Economic Forum's Global Shapers community and Google's Digital Skills Africa programme, positioning the discussion within a broader push to bring digital and financial tools to underserved communities across the continent.

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