Ghanaian Girls Excel at Wuzhen AI Competition
Two Ghanaian schoolgirls have made the nation proud after excelling at the prestigious Wuzhen AI Global Robotics Finals, where young innovators from across the world showcased groundbreaking projects.
Damian Owusu 
Two Ghanaian schoolgirls have made the nation proud after excelling at the prestigious Wuzhen AI Global Robotics Finals, where young innovators from across the world showcased groundbreaking projects.
The students, Maame Abena Nhyira Antwiwaa Yamoah-Antwi and Nana Adwoa Aseda Ampomaah Yamoah-Antwi, represented Ghana at the competition. Competing against participants from 61 countries, they helped Ghana secure a second runner-up position in their category. Their project demonstrated how artificial intelligence can be applied to solve real-world challenges, earning praise from judges and fellow competitors.
The achievement underscores Ghana’s growing presence in the global AI and robotics ecosystem. It highlights the importance of encouraging young women in STEM, breaking barriers in fields traditionally dominated by men. Their success reflects the impact of Ghana’s STEM education initiatives, which are nurturing talent for the future.
Educators and policymakers in Ghana have celebrated the victory as a milestone for youth empowerment. The girls have become role models, inspiring other young women to pursue careers in AI, robotics, and data science. International observers noted that their performance underscores Africa’s potential in shaping the future of artificial intelligence.
The Ghanaian girls’ triumph at the Wuzhen AI Competition is more than just a win—it is a powerful statement about the role of African youth, especially young women, in driving innovation. Their success is a beacon of hope for Ghana’s future in technology and global competitiveness.
