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Is Ghana’s tech sector growing well?

Wed, Jul 16 2025 2:45 PM
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According to recent data and statistics, the tech sector in Ghana is experiencing impressive levels of growth.

In recent years, the tech sector has grown exponentially, and in 2023 alone, it achieved an incredible 36% growth thanks to continued investment and its thriving tech infrastructure and ecosystem that is particularly hospitable to startup companies.

Here is a closer look at Ghana’s tech sector and why it is currently thriving.

What are the key sectors of Ghana’s tech industry that are performing best?

According to reports, Ghana’s key sectors that are currently performing best in the tech industry in 2025 that are helping to fuel the digital economy’s unprecedented growth are the following:

  • ICT (Information and Communication Technology)
  • Fintech
  • Edtech
  • Healthtech
  • Cybersecurity
  • Cloud computing
  • Software services

Huge amounts of money are also being pumped into the nation’s digital infrastructure to ensure businesses can benefit from the most advanced data centres and fibre optic cables.

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These technologies are also helping grow other tech sectors in Ghana, such as digital entertainment. For example, online gaming is bigger than ever, and the iGaming industry is also thriving.

More people than ever can afford to play online slots and cutting-edge live dealer games on their favourite legally permitted websites, and things like internet penetration, improved regulations, cloud computing technology, mobile devices, live streaming capabilities, and superfast internet speeds are also helping the tech industry grow.

How is the tech sector currently performing in Ghana?

Despite various political and socio-economic restraints that have previously hampered progress for tech companies, the industry is currently experiencing high growth, and although Egypt, South Africa, Nigeria, and Kenya are considered the ‘Big Four’ on the African continent when it comes to tech leaders, Ghana is slowly but surely repositioning itself as a true powerhouse in Africa.

The tech industry is one of the most significant contributors that is helping the Ghanaian economy grow at an incredible rate, and one of the fastest-growing sectors of the tech industry in Ghana is ICT (Information and Communication Technology).

Key players operating in this sector are now offering far more innovative products and services to Ghanaian citizens, and another key contributor fuelling Ghana’s tech scene and helping to bolster the nation’s economy is eCommerce, which is capitalising on a large, youthful, and tech-savvy population.

Ghana is also proud to have a large talent pool of highly skilled developers and engineers, with a growing number of graduates who specialise in STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics), which help take the tech sector to new heights.

The country has a robust ecosystem for tech startup companies and continues to secure investment and foster innovation, which means the future of the tech industry in Ghana remains bright.

Companies receive more government support than ever thanks to various initiatives designed to support the development and growth of this industry, which is also helping to unlock new employment possibilities for people living here as more startups choose to relocate to Ghana.

Besides tech, some of the other notable industries that are also contributing significantly to the nation’s economy are mining, manufacturing, oil & gas, and agriculture.

Tourism, financial services, and construction are also showing impressive signs of growth, and experts project that Ghana will become one of the wealthiest nations in Africa over the coming decades. Although there are still many challenges to overcome, Ghana remains committed to repositioning itself in Africa as a tech leader.

Final thoughts

For Ghana’s tech sector to grow, it must continue to secure local and international investment, nurture talent, foster innovation, improve infrastructure, and expand by forging new partnerships between local and international players.

There must also be a focus on adopting new technologies, improving research and development facilities, and promoting digital literacy across the nation. If it can continue on its current trajectory, there’s no reason why Ghana can’t be one of Africa’s next tech powerhouses.

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