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Ghana: Ghana Bets On AI and Coding to Modernise Basic Education
Ghana has introduced artificial intelligence, coding, and computer programming into its national curriculum for pupils from kindergarten to junior high school, becoming one of the few African countries to embed these subjects in basic education.
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