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Ghana Hosts UNECA Census Workshop On Good Practice In Digital Census

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Ghana Hosts UNECA Census Workshop On Good Practice In Digital Census

Ghana Statistical Service

The United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) in partnership with UK office of National Statistic (UK-) organize a four days census workshop program on good practice in digital censuses.

The workshop was been hosted by the Ghana Statistical Service on Monday, February 21st, 2022 at the Accra City Hotel.

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At the ceremony was the Deputy Minister of Information, Hon Fatimatu Abubakar who was representing Hon. Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, Information Minister and chair of the Nation Census Publicity launched the ceremony were she highlighted the innovations of Ghana’s first digital census which attracted international interest in learning lessons from Ghanaian experience.

She also touched on the challenges to conduct a census successfully during the global Covid-19 pandemic.

Professor Samuel Kobina Annim, Government Statistician in his remarks shared what Ghana did differently during the census and the recommendations that they had to share based on experience and insight on the secret of Ghana’s census success – these included striving for excellence, the use of quantitative indicators for planing.

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According to the Chief of the Demographic and Social Statistics Section at the center for statistics, Dr. William Muhwava commended Ghana for being the only country in the sub-region which conducted a census in 2021.

 

Over 70 officials from 17 Countries are participating in the workshop scheduled from 21st to 25th February, 2022 in Accra. The Aim of the session will focus on the strengthening capacity of National Statistical Office for using technology in digital censuses to improve quality, efficiency and timelines of results.

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In attendance of the ceremony were the Deputy Government Statistician in charge of social and population Statistics, Dr. Faustina Frempong-Aniguah, Directors and staff of the Ghana Statistical Service, representatives from UNFPA, UNECA and UK-ONS and Workshop participants.

 

Source: SintimMedia

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Ghana’s Most Powerful CEO Is Also Its Quietest, Operating In Silence

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Africa’s next generation of business leaders may not all be household names. Some are choosing to build influence through innovation, disciplined execution, and long-term vision rather than public attention. Among them is Josiah Otoo-Mensah, the young CEO and co-founder of Luminex Logistics Ltd., a Ghana-based company working at the intersection of artificial intelligence, secure logistics, and enterprise data integration.

While many technology founders embrace the spotlight, He has deliberately remained a low-profile executive. His focus has been on building systems, developing technology, and creating an organization designed to solve some of the most complex logistical and information management challenges facing institutions.

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That philosophy is reflected in Luminex Logistics’ business model.

The company combines secure document logistics with AI-powered data solutions, positioning itself beyond the traditional definition of a courier service. Its logistics division focuses on handling sensitive deliveries that require exceptional accountability and confidentiality. These include passports, passport application documents, corporate records, legal documents, and other confidential materials for private organizations and public institutions. The company also coordinates the collection and distribution of packages arriving through Tema Harbour, streamlining last-mile delivery to verified recipients.

Security is not simply a feature of the business—it is central to its identity.

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As governments and businesses continue digitizing operations, the movement of sensitive information has become as critical as the movement of physical goods. Luminex Logistics aims to build trust by combining operational discipline with intelligent technology, creating delivery systems designed around traceability, accountability, and efficiency.

But logistics is only one side of the company’s broader ambition.

Its second pillar is an AI-driven data integration platform designed to address one of the biggest operational challenges facing modern organizations: fragmented information.

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Businesses, healthcare providers, and security organizations often store valuable data across disconnected systems. This fragmentation slows decision-making and reduces operational visibility.

Luminex Logistics is developing software intended to consolidate these data sources into a unified platform, enabling organizations to access information more efficiently and support informed strategic decisions.

The vision extends beyond software.

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It represents a broader belief that Africa’s future competitiveness will depend on intelligent infrastructure—systems capable of transforming information into actionable insight while maintaining security and operational reliability.

Those familiar with Josiah’s leadership describe an executive who prioritizes preparation over publicity. His management philosophy emphasizes building durable institutions, investing in technology, and focusing on long-term value creation rather than short-term recognition.

That approach has become increasingly rare in an entrepreneurial ecosystem often driven by visibility.

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Instead of building a personal brand first, he has concentrated on building a company.

For Ghana, where digital transformation continues to accelerate across public and private sectors, companies capable of integrating artificial intelligence with trusted operational execution could play an increasingly important role in the country’s economic development.

Whether through secure logistics or intelligent data infrastructure, Luminex Logistics reflects an ambition that reaches beyond transportation.

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It is an ambition to become part of the digital backbone supporting how organizations move information, make decisions, and operate in a data-driven future.

If successful, Josiah Otoo-Mensah’s legacy may not be defined by media appearances or conference stages. It may instead be measured by the infrastructure he helped build—systems that quietly power institutions, strengthen trust, and demonstrate how African innovation can solve African challenges while competing on a global stage.

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