1. Bilingual Akan-English Dictionary
Bilingual dictionary with over 5,200 entries for Akan, a major Ghanaian language. With 8.3MM native speakers, Akan comprises the following dialects: Twi - both the Akuapem and Asante (Ashanti) dialects, and Fante (Fanti, Mfantse). Available at http://www.dictionary.kasahorow.com/all/ak.

2. Bilingual Ewe-English Dictionary
Bilingual dictionary with over 4,700 entries for Ewe, a West African language spoken in the area between eastern Ghana and western Nigeria. Spoken by nearly 2.5MM native speakers, Ewe is part of the Gbe language group (which also includes the following dialects: Fon, Aja, Gen, and Phla-Pherá¡). Available at http://www.dictionary.kasahorow.com/all/ee.

3. Bilingual Hausa-English Dictionary
Bilingual dictionary with over 5,100 entries for Hausa, a major African language spoken throughout Africa, primarly West Africa with over 24MM native language speakers. Available at http://www.dictionary.kasahorow.com/all/ha.

4. Input-Method Standardization
Today, computers and other typing devices offer many different keyboard layouts for inputting data in different languages. kasahorow contributed to the development of keyboards tailored to Ghanaian languages, namely Akan, Fula, Hausa, Ewe, Ga. We contributed these keyboards to freedesktop.org, and are now available on the Ubuntu platform from Version 6.06 (LTS) / Dapper Drake. For more information, see http://kasahorow.org/ims. For specific languages, append "/language" to the end of the above address, e.g., http://kasahorow.org/ims/akan.

5. Ghanaian Locales for Akan, Hausa, and Ewe and Togolese locale for Ewe
A locale describes the set of preferences for a user of computers, computer programs, or other electronic devices or software. These preferences are usually both language specific as well as location specific. For example, in a word processing program, such as Word or Open Office Writer, the user can change the language of the program to their own language, e.g., from English - USA to English - UK. One effect of this change is that if the user runs a spell check, the program will check spelling according to British English.
kasahorow contributed Ghanaian locales for the Akan, Hausa, and Ewe languages and a Togolese locale for Ewe to OpenOffice.org (http://www.openoffice.org) and the Unicode Common Locale Data Repository, the largest standard repository of locale data (http://www.unicode.org/cldr).