As Ghana prepares for a fresh nationwide SIM registration exercise this year, the Ministry of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations (MOCDTI) has announced its intention to introduce a new legal…
Author: Dorothy Klutse
ArticlesIs Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability (CIA) Dead?
By Dorothy Klutse0Introduction The CIA triad, Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability has long served as a foundational framework in cybersecurity. Confidentiality ensures sensitive data is accessed only by authorized individuals. Integrity guarantees data…
ArticlesCYBERSECURITY IN MODERN HEALTHCARE: PROTECTING PATIENTS, DATA, AND CLINICAL SYSTEMS
By Dorothy Klutse0Healthcare is undergoing a profound digital transformation. Across Ghana and around the world, hospitals are increasingly adopting electronic medical records, telemedicine platforms, digital imaging systems, cloud-based services, and artificial intelligence…
ArticlesThe Ghana Passport Application as a Case Study of Digital Service Delivery, Corruption Reduction, and Economic Transformation
By Dorothy Klutse0Evolution of Ghana Passport Application Processes Manual and Paper-Based System Originally, Ghanaian passport applications were processed through entirely manual, paper-based systems. Applicants had to visit passport offices physically, obtain paper…
ArticlesBoosting Data Protection with Blockchain: Promise, Paradox, and the Path Forward
By Dorothy Klutse0Few technologies have generated as much buzz and confusion as blockchain. Once tethered primarily to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, blockchain has since been paraded as the answer to everything from digital…
ArticlesBeyond Data Localisation: Does Ghana Have the Capacity for True Digital Sovereignty?
By Dorothy Klutse0The ongoing debate surrounding data localisation and the storage of Ghana government emails has exposed a much larger national conversation, one that goes beyond where data is physically stored to…
ArticlesOne Million Coders as a National Digital Governance Engine: A Policy and Implementation Model for Sustainable Government Websites in Ghana
By Dorothy Klutse0Abstract Ghana’s One Million Coders Programme can be more than a youth-skilling intervention; it can become a national digital governance instrument that helps ministries, departments, and agencies manage websites, improve…