Tech Wrap-Up is an open podcast and interactive session summarizing Africa’s major tech trends for the year, with segments on gaming, networking @kwekutech
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"If you want to be a professional engineer, I still recommend you do the hard way for the first year, at least six months." - @TheDumbTechGuy at The Tech Wrap-Up:2025.close()
With AI changing how we build, do you still agree?
Let's talk. 👇
They say reflection is key to growth. As the year ends, we look back to learn, improve, and plan what’s next.
That was the idea behind last year’s The Tech Wrap Up:2025.close()
This year, we’re making it bigger and better. Watch out 👀
cc: @koboateng @ace_rbk @Mailiana_
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We can’t wait🎉🔥
Your group chat has been arguing about 2026 since January.
Who raised. Who shut down. Government Tech Initiatives.
Come finish the argument in person.
@thetechwrapup is back. Last December, we filled a room with builders, founders, and people who just love this ecosystem. Strangers left as friends. Hot takes left as debates. Nobody left on time.
This year, bring the year you had. The wins, the L’s, the lesson you only learned the hard way. And bring the friend who keeps saying “next time.”
The Tech Wrap-Up retweeted
Your group chat has been arguing about 2026 since January.
Who raised. Who shut down. Government Tech Initiatives.
Come finish the argument in person.
@thetechwrapup is back. Last December, we filled a room with builders, founders, and people who just love this ecosystem. Strangers left as friends. Hot takes left as debates. Nobody left on time.
This year, bring the year you had. The wins, the L’s, the lesson you only learned the hard way. And bring the friend who keeps saying “next time.”
The Tech Wrap-Up retweeted
They say reflection is key to growth. As the year ends, we look back to learn, improve, and plan what’s next.
That was the idea behind last year’s The Tech Wrap Up:2025.close()
This year, we’re making it bigger and better. Watch out 👀
cc: @koboateng @ace_rbk @Mailiana_
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Last December we closed out Africa's Tech year in one room. This year has more to unpack.
What moment from 2026 should be on the stage?
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Commercial banks in Ghana will begin collecting a 20% tax on qualifying cross-border digital services from October 15, 2026, affecting subscriptions to platforms such as Netflix, Spotify, ChatGPT, Microsoft 365 and Adobe where the applicable taxes are not already included.
The measure follows directives from the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) and applies to qualifying digital transactions made with Ghana-issued bank cards.
The 20% comprises 15% Value Added Tax (VAT), a 2.5% National Health Insurance Levy (NHIL) and a 2.5% GETFund Levy.
The arrangement does not introduce a new tax but changes how existing taxes are collected, with participating banks and payment providers responsible for collecting and remitting the applicable amounts to the GRA.
The measure could also affect businesses paying for cloud computing, digital advertising, online learning, and other qualifying digital services.
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Ghana’s One Million Coders Programme is under review following concerns raised by trainees about internet connectivity and access to Wi-Fi at a community training centre in Kumasi.
In a video published by @The1957News , a trainee is heard raising concerns about Wi-Fi connectivity and access to the network password during Communications Minister Samuel Nartey George’s visit to the Kumasi Regional Digital Centre.
The exchange captures a discussion about internet access at the centre, with questions raised about the reliability of the connection and whether trainees need to rely on their own data bundles to participate in training.
The concerns come as the Ministry of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations engages programme beneficiaries to identify challenges affecting implementation.
According to TechAfrica News, beneficiaries at the Asawase Community Information Centre in the Ashanti Region raised similar concerns during the minister’s monitoring visit on October 12. These included inadequate internet connectivity, limited technical support and equipment for practical training, and the need for hybrid learning options.
The ministry has said feedback from beneficiaries will help identify gaps and guide improvements to the programme.
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@TheDumbTechGuy, a year later, do you still stand by these?
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From AI being called an existential threat to solving a Millennium Problem, 2026 has given us plenty to debate.
Code, government initiatives and policies shaping our tech future
This December, let’s bring the convo into one room.
The Tech Wrap Up 2026. One community. One stage
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We are ready. Are you ready?
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Last December, we filled a room to look back at Africa's 2025 tech year.
Some conversations deserve a sequel.
@thetechwrapup is back. 2026.close(v2)
Who should be on a panel this year? Drop a name 👇
cc: @ujunwaedeh @TheDumbTechGuy @koboateng
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If you thought last year was special..
that was just the beginning.👀
We're back for a 2nd dance, and we're doing it in style.
Every tech conversation that shaped the year. The moments Ghana's tech community talked about.
One room. One final conversation.
Watch out. 👀
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We're live. 🔴
What does a SOC analyst actually do when a security alert comes in?
Saleem Atchulo is taking us behind the scenes of the job, the investigations, the tools, and what working in a SOC actually looks like.
🔗 join via the link in the first comment.
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one founder failed twice before building an african fintech empire.
another left $500K to build in kenya.
another walked away from dubai and hong kong and told people not to quit yet.
we sat down with all of them. the full conversations live on youtube.
subscribe so the next one finds you. link in the comments.
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Your internship might be wasting your time.
Not every internship deserves to go on your CV.
If you're not learning a skill, building something, or getting closer to the kind of work you want to do, why are you still there?
@lionprado17 explains why young people should choose skills over meaningless internships.
The full conversation is on YouTube. Link below👇
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A man claims an AI agent hacked his account and caused $500 in damage.
So we're asking:
When an AI agent acts outside your instructions and causes real financial damage, who pays?
The AI?
The company that built it?
Or the person who gave it access?
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⚡ PROJECT OBLIVION
Join us for Project Oblivion, a NESTCON Mini CTF packed with challenges designed to test your skills, instincts, and creativity
🗓️ 10th – 13th September 2026
🔗 Register: nestcon.ctfzone.com/events/9
#ProjectOblivion #NESTCON2026 #MiniCTF #Cybersecurity #Doubleosec
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2 free student tickets to pycon ghana up for grabs
to enter: follow all of kweku tech's socials, follow pycon ghana's socials, and subscribe to our youtube. then reply with why you want to attend and tag a friend who should be there with you.
we'll be announcing the winners on August 15.
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national ict week 2026 is happening from 17th to 20th august at the cedi conference centre, university of ghana, legon.
@NITAGhana is bringing the country's digital ecosystem together under one theme: innovation at scale, creating opportunities across ghana's digital ecosystem.
sessions run from 9am to 3:30pm daily. we're the official media partner and we'll be there for all four days.
see you there [link to register in below👇]
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most events end when the closing ceremony does. the @everything_OSS sprint at google accra ai lab ended 5 june 2026 and we're still talking about it.
code, docs, research, design, storytelling, all counted as building. we filmed the whole thing.