Codetrain - Bridging africa’s skills gap

Today, Nearly half of university graduates in Sub-Saharan Africa are unable to land jobs. The proliferation of smartphones, high speed internet and the digitization of our economy means that Africa will need a talent base that will possess the needed skills to support this infrastructure.

In order for there to be continuous development in the years to come, Africa must bridge the skills gap and provide employment opportunities for our youth. On our last visit to Accra, Ghana we met Richard Brandt, an amazing young Entrepreneur, Educator and Technologist who has dedicated his work to addressing the above challenge.

BusinessTAP TeamJuly 27, 2021entrepreneurship, Ghana, businessComment

Shoes Make The Man - Interview with Charis Debrah, CEO Adepa Shoes

For the CEO of Adepa shoes, Charis Debrah ,the fashion landscape looks bright. Adepa shoes are making their way all over the world through his diverse clientele. A graduate from the University of Ghana with a bachelor’s degree in Political science with professional certifications in project management and digital marketing to boot, it might seem odd that he went into shoe design…

Business, LifestyleAnne Kamau-Ong'wenyApril 5, 2019shoes, Ghana, Africa, Made in Ghana, CreativeComment

Meet Stonebwoy - Africa's newest Reggae Ambassador

By illustrating superior spirit and drive, this humble ghetto youth has now grown to wield immense influence over fellow youth all over the country.

Entertainment, musicGabriel-Myers HansenJanuary 31, 2018Ghana, Music Comments

Experience the Accra Nightlife | Tap Magazine

Accra’s air, around Osu, Airport, Labadi, Jamestown, is not only refreshing to breathe in, but can actually be tasted. Accra is Africa’s favorite city, and it’s not for nothing. Accra’s air, around Osu, Airport, Labadi, Jamestown, is not only refreshing to breathe in, but can actually be tasted. Coloured daily by a golden sun and twinkling stars, bubbly art, ubiquitous music, and a well-known culture of superior hospitality, Accra city (especially at night) is a natural destination for many pleasures.

TravelGabriel-Myers HansenFebruary 18, 2017Ghana, magazines, Travel, NightlifeComment

Anas Aremayew Anas - Why I Name, Shame and Jail

Anas Aremeyaw Anas is a Ghanaian investigative journalist whose motto is “Name, Shame and Jail” and is famous for utilizing his anonymity as a tool in his investigative armory, his work focuses on issues of human rights and anti-corruption in Ghana and throughout Sub-Saharan Africa. Anas’s work has earned him rave reviews on the continent and beyond. He was singled out for praise during president Obama’s first visit to Africa as a US president.

Interview, MagazinesMoses MutabarukaDecember 17, 2016Ghana, Politics, Tap TeamComment