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Absa Bank Supports GirlCode Ghana Hackathon to Boost Women in Digital Economy
In Accra, Absa Bank Ghana LTD backed the two‑day GirlCode hackathon, giving young women hands‑on coding, mentorship and a pathway into tech careers.
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Standard Chartered Grants 567,500 GH₵ to Women Tech Startups
The bank’s Women in Tech accelerator awarded GH₵113,500 each to five top‑performing ventures in its sixth cohort, boosting climate‑smart, tech‑enabled businesses.
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