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DTI-A Founder calls for partnerships to expand youth empowerment programmes across Africa

Winifred LarteyMarch 23, 2026

by Winifred LarteyMarch 23, 2026011

The Founder of Drive to Inspire – Africa (DTI-A), Nana Adjoa Hackman, has called on individuals, institutions and corporate organisations to partner with her outfit...

DTI-A scholarships lift vulnerable young women into university, says founder Nana Adjoa Hackman

Winifred LarteyMarch 23, 2026

by Winifred LarteyMarch 23, 2026010

The Founder of Drive to Inspire – Africa (DTI-A), Nana Adjoa Hackman, has highlighted the organisation’s growing impact in supporting young women to access tertiary...

Caveman watches founder shares journey from workplace rejection to entrepreneurship at DTI-A NextUp Breakfast

Winifred LarteyFebruary 4, 2026

by Winifred LarteyFebruary 4, 2026010

Ghanaian businessman and founder of Caveman Watches, Anthony Dzamefe, has shared a deeply personal account of his journey into entrepreneurship, stressing that many successful businesses...

Drive to Inspire Africa Founder encourages youth to harness potential and protect intellectual property

Winifred LarteyFebruary 4, 2026

by Winifred LarteyFebruary 4, 2026012

Nana Adjoa Hackman, Founder of Drive to Inspire Africa (DTI-A), has urged young people across the continent to recognise their potential, invest in personal growth,...

Creatives and industry experts explore opportunities in Africa’s creative economy at DTI-A NextUp Breakfast Meeting

Winifred LarteyFebruary 4, 2026

by Winifred LarteyFebruary 4, 202609

Creatives, legal experts, entrepreneurs, and industry stakeholders gathered at the Drive to Inspire — Africa (DTI-A) NextUp breakfast meeting to discuss the opportunities and challenges...

Juliet Ibrahim: Piracy and poor monetisation threaten African content creators

Winifred LarteyFebruary 4, 2026

by Winifred LarteyFebruary 4, 202608

Juliet Ibrahim, actor, author, filmmaker, and President of Women in Film, TV & Media Ghana (WIFT Ghana), has highlighted the systemic challenges African creatives face...

DTI-A, Next Up @ 2026: Bernard Sokpe urges business education for African creatives

Winifred LarteyFebruary 4, 2026

by Winifred LarteyFebruary 4, 2026010

Bernard Sokpe, Co-founder of Jambo Space, has called for deliberate business education and stronger institutional support to protect African creatives as their careers begin to...

DTI-A, Next Up @ APD26: Stonebwoy urges artists to explore beyond streaming for revenue

Winifred LarteyFebruary 4, 2026

by Winifred LarteyFebruary 4, 202607

Renowned Ghanaian musician Stonebwoy has called on artists to diversify their revenue streams, highlighting the limitations of earning solely from digital music platforms. He made...

DTI-A partners with WIPO to equip African creatives with intellectual property skills

Winifred LarteyFebruary 4, 2026

by Winifred LarteyFebruary 4, 202608

Nana Adjoa Hackman, Founder of Drive to Inspire Africa (DTI-A), has announced a new partnership with the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) to provide comprehensive...

DTI-A, Next Up @APD26: Richard Osei-Anim identifies curiosity as key skill for youth in digital era

Winifred LarteyFebruary 4, 2026

by Winifred LarteyFebruary 4, 202608

Richard Osei-Anim, Managing Partner of Coral Reef Innovation Africa, has emphasised that curiosity is one of the most critical skills young people must develop in...

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DTI-A Founder calls for partnerships to expand youth empowerment programmes across Africa

DTI-A scholarships lift vulnerable young women into university, says founder Nana Adjoa Hackman

Caveman watches founder shares journey from workplace rejection to entrepreneurship at DTI-A NextUp Breakfast

Drive to Inspire Africa Founder encourages youth to harness potential and protect intellectual property

Creatives and industry experts explore opportunities in Africa’s creative economy at DTI-A NextUp Breakfast Meeting

Juliet Ibrahim: Piracy and poor monetisation threaten African content creators

DTI-A, Next Up @ 2026: Bernard Sokpe urges business education for African creatives

DTI-A, Next Up @ APD26: Stonebwoy urges artists to explore beyond streaming for revenue

DTI-A partners with WIPO to equip African creatives with intellectual property skills

DTI-A, Next Up @APD26: Richard Osei-Anim identifies curiosity as key skill for youth in digital era

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