IIPGH’s Position, Engagement, and Assessment From enforcement to clarity. From regulation to growth. On May 28, 2026, IIPGH issued a formal position on the proposed National Information Technology Agency (NITA)…
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ArticlesIs Artificial Intelligence A Tool or a Person?
By Dorothy Klutse0When the Italian Data Protection Authority (Garante) temporarily banned ChatGPT in March 2023, it issued the ban against OpenAI, a legal person. Not against the AI itself. That instinctive regulatory…
ArticlesWhere Are Ghana Government’s Emails Stored? Unpacking Data Localisation, Microsoft 365, and Digital Sovereignty
By Dorothy Klutse0Ghana’s public sector has embraced digital transformation at an unprecedented scale. From Cabinet correspondence to routine inter-agency communication, official business increasingly takes place through gov.gh email accounts powered by Microsoft…
ArticlesWhy Ghana’s Digital Transformation Must Prioritize Cybersecurity
By Dorothy Klutse0Introduction Ghana is steadily advancing toward a digital future. Across government institutions, financial services, healthcare systems, and private enterprises, digital technologies are transforming how services are delivered and how citizens…
ArticlesCommunity Network Initiatives: A Sustainable Path to Bridging Ghana’s Digital Divide
By Dorothy Klutse0Introduction Despite significant progress in digital transformation, access to reliable and affordable internet connectivity remains uneven across many parts of Ghana. While urban areas continue to benefit from expanding broadband…
ArticlesEyes in the Sky: Harnessing Satellite Surveillance and AI to Stop Illegal Mining in Ghana
By Dorothy Klutse0Recap: What Part 1 Established In Part 1, we documented the devastating scale of Ghana’s galamsey crisis. Here is a summary of the key findings: Environmental collapse: Ghana lost approximately…
ArticlesEyes in the Sky: Harnessing Satellite Surveillance and AI to Stop Illegal Mining in Ghana
By Dorothy Klutse0Illegal small-scale mining locally known as galamsey has become a national crisis in Ghana. Rivers such as the Pra, Ankobra, and Birim, once clear sources of drinking water, now run…