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Ghana is making strides in promoting women’s and girls’ participation in STEM fields, challenging gender stereotypes, and changing mindsets. This initiative is gaining momentum and is seen as a promising step towards the future of STEM education.

With the increasing demand for skilled workers in robotics and automation, it is crucial to introduce Ghanaian students to the world of robotics from an early age. Jonathan Kennedy, CEO of Inovtech Stem Center, based in Accra, Ghana, joins me to provide more perspective.