Former Vice President of Ghana, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, takes center stage at this year’s Africa Business Conference at Harvard University, delivering a keynote address that explored Africa’s economic transformation and the role of digital innovation in shaping the continent’s future.

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The conference, scheduled for February 14 and 15, is one of the most prestigious gatherings of business leaders, policymakers, and innovators committed to driving Africa’s development.

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Organized by the Africa Business Club at Harvard Business School, the event with the theme “A myth or mandate for Africa’s progress” provides a platform for thought-provoking discussions on sustainable growth, governance, and economic resilience.

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As an economist with a track record of financial and digital reforms in Ghana, Dr. Bawumia's insights offered a compelling perspective on economic stability and digital transformation. His keynote address underscored the need for African economies to embrace digitalization, expand financial inclusion, and strengthen governance structures to drive long-term growth.

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The Africa Business Conference is renowned for attracting influential voices who shape Africa’s economic landscape. This year’s lineup features a diverse range of speakers known for their impact in business, policy, and innovation. Their discussions aim to generate solutions to pressing challenges and inspire a new generation of leaders committed to Africa’s progress.

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Dr. Bawumia’s participation reaffirms Ghana’s growing role in Africa’s economic dialogue. His address is expected to contribute to broader conversations on how the continent can leverage technology, improve fiscal policies, and foster economic resilience in an increasingly digital world.

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The conference remains a vital forum for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and visionary leadership—elements essential to Africa’s continued development.

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