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Ghana’s tech industry is ripe with opportunities, and women are playing an increasingly important role in driving innovation and growth.

AmaliTech’s approach is unique in that it also focuses on creating a supportive environment for PWDs. At AmaliTech we have various initiatives in place including providing sign language interpreters and partnering with crucial organisations. Additionally, AmaliTech works closely with the Ghana Federation of Disability Organizations to ensure that its programmes are inclusive and meet the needs of PWDs.

Digital Marketing Team Lead at AmaliTech Ghana, Yvonne Yawson, iterated that having a better understanding and proficiency of the digital space is key.
“Because knowledge of the digital space is needed in any field, one will be lost in the industry without it, especially in this technologically-driven world. As such, there is the need to take education of Information Technology to the grassroots; and it must be intensified in schools,” she said.

As our world becomes increasingly digital, access to technology and the ability to use it effectively are more critical than ever. AmaliTech believes that everyone, regardless of ability or circumstance, deserves equal opportunities to succeed and thrive in our digital age. 

I doubled my shop area in 2020! I also built a storage room for my fruit. Just look around – the fruit varieties in the assortment have grown quite a bit.

Acquiring skills is not enough. Having to put these skills into practice is what really defines whether you are proficient in those particular skills that you have developed or not. AmaliTech not only provides you with the exposure to practice the various skills you have acquired but also gives you more challenges; as you are working on various topics and you reach hurdles, you can jump over these hurdles and then move on, one step at a time. I find this experience crucial because you never stop learning; you never stop becoming a better version of yourself.

The strong growth of AmaliTech in Ghana is also giving the local retail sector a powerful boost. The „multiplicator effect “, as economists call it, creates bright eyes in the Ghanaian city of Takoradi. Grace, a local retailer who owns a shop on Aggrey Street, talks about the impact of the proximity to the AmaliTech office.