Adherence to the above basic principles and requirements will enable us enjoy a sound, safety and healthy environment, while telecom services remain in continuous supply.
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ArticlesCancerous Nature of Telecom Masts on the Environment – A Myth or Reality?
By Richard Kafui0It is worth noting that the masts alone do not enable telecommunication services. The telecommunications infrastructure includes components such as masts, base stations, base station antennas, transmission equipment, generators, etc.,…
ArticlesSupporting opportunity-driven TECH Entrepreneurship in Ghana
By Richard Kafui0The digitalisation of the other sectors of the Ghanaian economy is imminent, and the country must prepare for it. We can only do this locally if we properly resource our…
BLOGIIPGH NewsCODING IN SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITIES: IIPGH Launched more Centers in Accra and Takoradi
By Richard Kafui0In today’s technological world, one of the key skills which is in high demand across the globe is Computer programming or what is now being popularly called Coding. Since this…
ArticlesAdopting Smart Services, A Case Study of Dubai’s Smart Police Stations (SPS)
By Richard Kafui0Even if we (Ghana) would not implement a smart police station, we should look at developing a home-grown concept or system which can be used by the masses at vantage…
ArticlesFounding a technology-based venture in Ghana - An application of Effectuation Logic
By Richard Kafui0It is quite encouraging to observe the developments taking place in the technology sector in Ghana. Entrepreneurs are obtaining some forms of supports from government projects/programs and other non-governmental organizations,…