No one left behind: promoting the Indigenous languages of Ghana

Wikimedian meet-up to celebrate Ghana's linguistic diversity

Ọpẹ́yẹmí Adémọ́lá uses educational technology as a learning tool for Yòrúba

Alhassan Alidu is uplifting the Moore language by bringing it online

Translator Surajo Teete believes the Internet is the key to uniting Fulfulde language speakers

Meet Wali Ntumba, a Tshilubà language activist attempting to engage younger generations through digital resources

Meet Robert Obiri, a digital strategist working with the Fante dialect

Umasoye: A language activist who uses technology to make learning Ekpeye fun

Q&A with Cynthia Amoaba and her work with natural language processing in Ghana

Through her work with the initiative Ghana Natural Language Processing, Cynthia Amoaba has strived to increase the presence of Ghanaian languages in digital spaces.

Meet Alhassan Mohammed Awal, Dagbani language activist

From Ghana, Alhassan Mohammed Awal has been working to share knowledge in his native language of Dagbani through Wikimedia projects.

Meet Daniel Abugre Anyorigya, Gurene language activist

From Ghana, Daniel Abugre Anyorigya has been working to share knowledge in his native language of Gurene through Wikimedia projects.

Meet El Hadji Ibrahima DIAGO, Wolof language activist

From Senegal, El Hadji Ibrahima DIAGO has created a podcast to explore the intersection of the Wolof language and tech.

Meet Lucy Chinyeaka Iwuala, Igbo indigenous language activist

From Nigeria, Lucy Chinyeaka Iwuala has been working to promote the Igbo language by sharing knowledge in digital platforms such as Wikipedia.