University of Education, Winneba lecturer Prof. Delali Kwasi Dake has been selected for the highly competitive 2026 Africa Artificial Intelligence Policy Fellowship, joining a select group of African leaders shaping AI governance and digital policy on the continent.
UEW Academic Earns Continental Recognition in Artificial Intelligence Policy
A lecturer at the University of Education, Winneba (UEW), Professor Delali Kwasi Dake, has been selected to participate in the prestigious 2026 Africa Artificial Intelligence Policy Fellowship, a highly competitive programme organised by Lawyers Hub and the AI Policy Lab.
The fellowship, scheduled to run from May to August 2026, brings together outstanding researchers, policymakers, technology professionals, academics, and emerging leaders from across Africa to explore the future of Artificial Intelligence (AI) governance and regulation on the continent.
Advancing Africa’s AI Policy Agenda
The Africa Artificial Intelligence Policy Fellowship is designed to equip participants with the knowledge, networks, and practical skills needed to contribute meaningfully to policy discussions surrounding AI development and deployment in Africa.
Throughout the programme, fellows engage in high-level discussions and collaborative learning activities focused on:
- Artificial Intelligence governance
- Digital policy and innovation
- Ethical and responsible AI development
- Emerging technology regulation
- Data governance and privacy
- AI’s impact on society, education, and economic development
The fellowship seeks to strengthen Africa’s capacity to develop inclusive and context-specific AI policies that support innovation while safeguarding public interests.
Recognition for UEW and Ghana
Prof. Dake’s selection reflects the growing contribution of Ghanaian scholars to global conversations on technology, innovation, and digital transformation.
His participation is expected to enhance research and policy engagement in the areas of Artificial Intelligence, digital governance, and educational technology while strengthening the visibility of the University of Education, Winneba within international policy and research networks.
The achievement also highlights the increasing role of Ghanaian academics in shaping discussions on responsible AI adoption and regulation across Africa.
Growing Importance of AI Policy in Africa
As Artificial Intelligence continues to transform education, healthcare, governance, agriculture, and industry, African countries are increasingly seeking experts who can help develop regulatory frameworks that balance innovation with ethical considerations.
Fellowships such as the Africa AI Policy Fellowship play a critical role in building a new generation of African leaders capable of guiding policy decisions on emerging technologies.
Prof. Dake joins a distinguished cohort of fellows committed to ensuring that Africa remains actively involved in shaping the future of Artificial Intelligence on the global stage.
About Prof. Delali Kwasi Dake
Prof. Delali Kwasi Dake is a lecturer at the University of Education, Winneba and has contributed significantly to academic research, innovation, and higher education development. His selection for the fellowship further underscores his expertise and growing influence in technology-related policy discussions.
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