The Institute of ICT Professionals Ghana (IIPGH) congratulates Hon. Sam Nartey George on his appointment as Minister for Communication, Digital […]
Introduction Ghana is experiencing a robust digital transformation, with the government leading efforts to integrate technology into public administration and
Introduction On January 28th, the global community marks World Data Protection Day, a moment to reflect on the importance of
Private Wireless Networks (PWNs) offer customized communication solutions for organizations, enhancing security and performance compared to public networks. The introduction of 5G in Ghana opens new opportunities for MNOs to diversify services and promote digital transformation. Collaborative efforts in spectrum allocation can accelerate PWN deployment across various industries, driving economic growth.
This article emphasizes the importance of data-driven strategies for churches to effectively cater to the diverse needs of their congregations. By collecting and analyzing demographic data, church leaders can tailor teachings and programs to specific groups, such as youth, academics, entrepreneurs, married couples, and singles, enhancing both spiritual growth and practical support.
The Digital Learning Initiative Coding Club, launched by IIPGH and Swisscontact at Gbegbeyise Basic School, aims to equip students with coding skills while empowering teachers. The pilot included engaging sessions, a competition, and successful training for educators. The program’s expansion to more schools in 2025 will enhance digital literacy across Ghana.
As Ghana approaches its 2024 general elections, the rise of political disinformation and misinformation, particularly on social media, poses significant threats to electoral integrity. To combat these issues, technology like AI, blockchain, and social media monitoring, alongside public education and legislative measures, are essential for ensuring fair elections.