Foster Awintiti Akugri

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Foster Awintiti Akugri is a computer scientist and process engineer by education, an entrepreneur by training, and a volunteer by passion. His 9 years of experience span several fields including technology, digital transformation, artificial intelligence, innovation and policy design, community building, financial inclusion, business development, marketing, leadership, and more. In 2015 he founded the Hacklab Foundation, an international nonprofit organization headquartered in Ghana with a focus on preparing the youth for future digital jobs through technology education and skills development.

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Trade Series Part 1: Interoperability of Trade; Is a Ministry of Integration a Necessity or Nicety?

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) powered by the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Secretariat, an agency under the African Union is...

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How African CSOs Can Leverage Digital Finance and Innovative Capital

As donor priorities shift and aid budgets shrink, African CSOs must move beyond grants. The future lies in financial agency, digital finance and innovative capital.

Measuring Creation Care: Ghanaian Churches Must Move from Environmental Concern to Institutional Practice

Environmental degradation is now a discipleship issue. For Ghanaian churches, the next step is measuring creation-care ministry by real ecological change.

Ghana’s Reparations Envoy Calls for African-Led Financing Model, Says Economic Sovereignty Depends on It

Africa cannot claim genuine development control without overhauling development finance — Spio-Garbrah at Africa at the Centre conference.

Reimagining Development, Redistributing Power and Reclaiming Agency

Exploring what it truly means to put Africa at the centre by shifting power, challenging systems, and moving from dialogue to collective action.
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