Introduction Ghana’s ambitious digital transformation agenda, aimed at enhancing public sector efficiency and curbing corruption, recently came under intense scrutiny. A startling discovery of over 81,000 “ghost names” on the…
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ArticlesData Dictatorship and the Blurry Lines Between Surveillance and Trust
By Dorothy Klutse0Trust is the currency of the digital age — but like any currency, it can be manipulated, inflated, or devalued. In the growing tension between data collection and civil liberties,…
ArticlesFortifying Ghana's Healthcare Against Cyber Threats: An Urgent Call to Action
By Dorothy Klutse0Introduction Ghana’s healthcare sector is undergoing a significant digital transformation, integrating technologies such as electronic health records (EHRs), telemedicine, and interconnected medical devices to enhance patient care and operational efficiency.…
ArticlesGenerative AI and Intellectual Property: Redrawing the Lines of Ownership in the Digital Age
By Dorothy Klutse0Generative AI is one of the most disruptive forces to emerge from the last decade of technological evolution. Its power is as captivating as its controversies. With the click of…
ArticlesQuestioning the Narrative: Redistributing Responsibility for Academic Performance in Children
By Andy Teye0Courage Senator was constantly teased by his peers and punished by his teachers for his poor performance in school. Punishments included kneeling for long hours with his hands raised or…
UncategorizedNavigating the Ghana Cybersecurity Amendment Bill 2025: Protecting National Security and Digital Rights
By Andy Teye0Abstract The Cybersecurity Amendment Bill 2025 represents a pivotal legislative effort to modernize Ghana’s digital security framework. With cybercrime losses in Ghana exceeding GH¢19 million in the first nine months…
ArticlesMitigating Mobile Money Fraud: Why a Customer-Centric Approach Is the Future of Fintech Security
By Andy Teye0The mobile money revolution has transformed financial inclusion in Africa. What began as a workaround for banking’s physical limits is now a core part of the digital economy. In Ghana,…