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TechBerg Unveils Ghana’s Minister for Communications and Digitalization as Woman in Tech Wednesday

Highly rated tech magazine, TechBerg has unveiled Ghana’s Minister for Communications and Digitalization, Mrs Ursula Owusu-Ekuful, as its Woman in Tech Wednesday (WTW).

WTW, one of the most high-profile tech personality ratings is a weekly review and rating of female tech personalities across the globe. It’s a special publication based on critical analysis and facts in the tech space.

As the Minister of Communications, she has oversight of the government’s infrastructure programme for the ICT Sector, the development of a robust framework to support the digitalisation of the economy and the scaling up of e-government services with national broadband and total connectivity for the unserved and underserved at the heart of the agenda.

Rasaq Ahmed is the Chief Executive Officer of Cowrywise, a financial technology startup which he cofounded in 2017. He was born and bred in the Northern part of Nigeria, kano precisely by his south-western originated parent.

Cowrywise is a big name in the African Fintech industry whose mission is to empower the next generation with powerful wealth-building tools to enable them to improve their financial health.
Cowrywise provides Nigerians the access to automated, high-yield savings and investment products with minimum deposit amounts of only 100 Naira. There are also financial planning tools and a digital wallet that facilitate and encourage use among customers.

Deutsche Bank and Fiserv have launched vert, a payment acceptance and banking services provider to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

Open Invention Network (OIN), the organization formed to safeguard open source software (OSS) and now the largest patent non-aggression community in history, announced today that The Clearing House (TCH) has joined as a community member.

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TechBerg Unveils the C.E.O of BYP network, K**e Oniwinde Agoro as Woman in Tech Wednesday.
K**e Oniwinde is the founder of BYP network, a platform that empowers Black professionals to connect with each other globally for networking purposes and for job opportunities.

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Alisa was born in Malaysia, educated in Australia, and resident across a number of countries throughout her career.
As CIO of Projects and Technology, she is accountable for a reliable and secure IT operations for the business, build the strong IT and digital capabilities to scale and replicate the digital minimum viable products (MVP) including accompanying development, support and operations model.
Her passion is partnering with the senior stakeholders to embed digital into the business strategy, drives pervasive replication to unlock the business value thru a strong IT digital backbone across the global breath where the business has presence.

Warm wishes on Customer Service Week to everyone….

Shola Akinlade is a Nigerian software engineer and entrepreneur. He is the co-founder and CEO of Paystack and declared by Techberg magazine as our tech personality of the week.

Carrie Drake champions the best for people. She relentlessly drives to connect communities from inspiring women to have louder voices to linking technologies and missions, shaping the best outcomes based on collective goals. She has driven grass roots initiatives to formal organization constructs in the geospatial technology and intelligence community industries.

Congratulations to all the winners.