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MTN Ghana and Youth-Led Thrive & Shine Join Forces to Boost AI Skills Among Ghanaian Youth

The partnership aims to equip young Ghanaians with practical AI and digital skills through training, mentorship and hands-on innovation programmes

by Justus Ontita
February 2, 2026
in News, Tech
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MTN Ghana and Youth-Led Thrive & Shine Join Forces to Boost AI Skills Among Ghanaian Youth

Artificial Intelligence and gender equality. The world has a gender equality problem, and Artificial Intelligence (AI) mirrors the gender bias in our society. Although globally more women are accessing the internet every year, in low-income countries, only 20 per cent are connected. The gender digital divide creates a data gap that is reflected in the gender bias in AI. Who creates AI and what biases are built into AI data (or not), can perpetuate, widen, or reduce gender equality gaps.

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MTN Ghana has signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Thrive and Shine LBG, a youth-led digital innovation organization, to expand digital literacy and equip young Ghanaians with essential artificial intelligence (AI) skills.

Under the agreement, the two organizations will collaborate on initiatives designed to give young people hands-on experience with emerging technologies. The partnership will include mentorship programmes, internship opportunities, scholarships, and practical AI projects that help participants apply their skills in real-world settings.

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The MoU also aligns with MTN Ghana’s recent support for national digital skills development efforts, including a US $2 million contribution to the Government of Ghana’s One Million Coders Programme,  a flagship initiative aimed at training large numbers of young people in coding and technology.

MTN Ghana’s Chief Digital Officer and the co-founder of Thrive and Shine signed the agreement, underscoring both organizations’ commitment to closing the digital skills gap and promoting inclusive access to technological education across the country.

The collaboration comes as AI skills become increasingly important for the future workforce, with both public and private sectors emphasizing digital training as a key pathway for youth empowerment and economic participation.

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