Global Conference on Human Resources in Africa returns to Accra
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Global Conference on Human Resources in Africa returns to Accra

Published August 11, 20263 min read

Africa's growing influence in shaping the future of work will be on full display as the 3rd annual Global Conference on Human Resources in Africa (GCHRA26) welcomes some of the world's leading voices in human capital strategy, organisational transformation, leadership, workplace innovation and technology to Accra, Ghana, from August 12 to 15, 2026.

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