Transforming Lives Through ICT: 8 Years of Impact and Inspiration
IIPGH 8TH Anniversary By Kafui AMANFU Over the past eight years, IIPGH, under the able leadership of Mr. David Gowu, has
Capacity building
Institute of ICT Professionals Ghana (IIPGH) Pays Courtesy Call on Hon. Samuel Nartey George, Minister of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovation
Accra, Ghana – February 21, 2025 – The Board and Management of the Institute of ICT Professionals Ghana (IIPGH) paid
AI and Quantum Computing: The Dynamic Duo Set to Revolutionize the Digital Landscape .
Introduction In the heart of today’s digital evolution, two technological titans Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Quantum Computing are combining forces,
Institute of ICT Professionals Ghana (IIPGH) Congratulates Hon. Sam Nartey George on Ministerial Appointment
The Institute of ICT Professionals Ghana (IIPGH) congratulates Hon. Sam Nartey George on his appointment as Minister for Communication, Digital
Empowering Ghana’s Youth Through Digital Learning
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.
Reclaiming Your Privacy: What to Do When Your Data Is Already Out There
In Ghana, the digital age offers convenience but raises significant privacy concerns. Personal data collected during visitor registrations can lead to breaches and misuse, including fraud and identity theft. To mitigate risks, individuals should employ strong security measures, understand their rights under the Data Protection Act, and minimize personal information sharing online.
Ghana’s Cybersecurity Journey: Confronting the Challenges of a Multi-Layered Defense
Ghana is facing significant cybersecurity challenges amid its digital transformation, including a lack of public awareness, a digital divide between urban and rural areas, and a shortage of skilled professionals. The government is taking steps to educate citizens and strengthen defenses, but more collaboration and innovation are necessary to secure its digital future effectively.
