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Started as dEX Artmosphere in 2018, the dEX Design Conference is now Ghana’s leading creative gathering, hosting 5+ events, 6,000+ attendees, and 30+ speakers from across Africa.

By Hubert Allah-Mensah - Jul 7, 2025

In today’s hyper-documented world, it’s easy to confuse looking like you’re growing with actually growing. The digital age rewards visibility and media-savvy moments. But as I’ve learned, there’s a clear line between the aesthetics of growth and the real, often invisible, work of growth.

By Hubert Allah-Mensah - May 13, 2025

Unlike industrial economies built on production, Ghana leans heavily on trade and services. In recent times, the rise of the digital age has largely shaped the service sector.

By Hubert Allah-Mensah - May 1, 2025

Whether you’re a freelancer, startup founder, or remote worker, these spaces provide an ideal environment to boost productivity, network, and grow your business.

By Hubert Allah-Mensah - Apr 9, 2025

Over the years, Ghana has witnessed a fintech revolution that is reshaping its economic landscape. With over 70 active fintech companies now driving more than 60% of electronic payment services, the country is rapidly transitioning from cash dependency to a thriving digital economy.

By Hubert Allah-Mensah - Apr 4, 2025

Let’s be real… life isn’t static. Neither is your career. Everything around you is shifting, advancing, transforming. So, the big question is: Are you evolving with it, or are you stuck in a loop, clinging to old ways, hoping they’ll still work?

By Kingsford Obeng - Apr 2, 2025

African Tech Events in April

By Hubert Allah-Mensah - Apr 2, 2025

If soft skills were gold, how much would you be worth?

By Kingsford Obeng - Mar 26, 2025

Let’s be real…job hunting can feel like searching for water in the desert. You send out countless resumes, get ghosted by recruiters, and start wondering if your emails even reach human beings.

By Kingsford Obeng - Mar 19, 2025

People can sense when you're being fake. Drop the robotic elevator pitch and be yourself. People are drawn to authenticity, not rehearsed perfection. Instead of trying to impress, aim to connect. Share your real experiences, even the challenges you’ve faced. Vulnerability builds trust.

By Kingsford Obeng - Mar 12, 2025