Basei Global Education Unveils App-Building Initiative to Digitally Empower Ghana’s SMEs

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Basei Global Education has launched an initiative to help Ghanaian and African SMEs access affordable Progressive Web Applications (PWAs), aiming to overcome the high costs and complexity of digital technology adoption. This programme offers customised apps that function offline and load quickly, addressing connectivity issues common in Africa, and includes training to equip participants with digital skills. The initiative seeks to boost the online presence of SMEs, which are crucial to Africa's economy, by providing practical digital solutions.

Press Release

Tema - April 29, 2026

Basei Global Education, a technology and training firm headquartered in the Ashaiman/Tema metropolis, has announced the launch of a digital empowerment initiative designed to support small and medium-scale enterprises (SMEs), organisations, and individuals across Ghana and the wider African continent.

Through this programme, registered businesses and entrepreneurs can access a fully customised Progressive Web Application (PWA). The initiative aims to make modern digital tools accessible to SMEs that often struggle with the high cost and complexity of technology adoption, not only in Ghana but across Africa’s diverse markets.

“SMEs are the backbone of Africa’s economy, yet many remain invisible in the digital space because they believe technology is too expensive or too complex,” said Francis Brown Taylor, CEO and Founder of Basei Global Education. “We are here to change that narrative. Any business—from a provisions store in Ashaiman to a tailoring shop in Nairobi—can now have its own professional app.”

What is a Progressive Web Application (PWA)?

A PWA combines the best features of websites and mobile apps. Unlike traditional apps, PWAs do not require downloads from app stores. They can be accessed directly via web browsers, function offline, send push notifications, and load quickly even on low-bandwidth networks—making them particularly suited to African business environments where connectivity challenges remain common.

Key Offerings

  • Custom PWA Development for SMEs: Tailored applications that can integrate payments, manage inventories, or serve as digital storefronts.
  • Solutions for Organisations and Institutions: Bespoke digital platforms for NGOs, schools, and government agencies to better serve stakeholders.
  • Nationwide and Continental Training Programmes: Structured courses in PWA development for individuals and groups, equipping participants with career-ready digital skills and enabling cross-border collaboration.

“Our training is not just about teaching code,” Taylor added. “It is about building the next generation of African tech entrepreneurs who can solve local problems with locally built solutions.”

Why It Matters

Across Africa, digital economies are expanding rapidly, yet many SMEs still lack an online presence due to cost and technical barriers. Basei Global Education’s initiative directly addresses these challenges by offering affordable, ready-to-use solutions alongside training opportunities. With government support for digital transformation and rising mobile internet penetration across the continent, PWAs provide a practical pathway for businesses of all sizes to compete in the digital age.

Notes to editors

Media Contact Details

Name: Francis Brown Taylor Position: CEO and Founder, Basei Global Education Phone: +233 244 390 589 Email: [email protected] Location: Ashaiman/Tema, Ghana

Notes to Editors

Basei Global Education is a technology and training firm based in Ashaiman/Tema, Ghana. The company is dedicated to making digital tools and technology training accessible and affordable for individuals, businesses, and organisations across Ghana and Africa. The newly launched initiative provides customised Progressive Web Applications (PWAs) for SMEs, organisations, and institutions, alongside structured training programmes in app development. PWAs combine the best features of websites and mobile apps, offering offline functionality, push notifications, and fast loading speeds even on low-bandwidth networks — making them particularly suited to African business environments. This initiative aligns with Ghana’s and Africa’s broader digital transformation goals, supporting SMEs and entrepreneurs to build sustainable digital presences and compete effectively in the modern economy.

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