**Ghana Plans to Train 50 Digital Champions and Senior Officials in Artificial Intelligence by December 2026**
The Ghanaian government has announced a new initiative to accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) within the civil service. The program will train 50 “Digital Champions” and senior public officials by December 2026.
The training is part of a broader effort to equip government employees with the skills needed to implement AI solutions across public sector operations. The initiative is expected to enhance digital transformation and improve service delivery in Ghana’s civil institutions.
The announcement was reported by *MyJoyOnline* on its RSS feed.
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