Introduction Technology, once a force for innovation and progress, has become a double-edged sword in the world of crime. Across Ghana and beyond, petty criminals are leveraging digital tools and…
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ArticlesRestoring Ghana’s Tolling System: The Role of Digital Innovation in Revenue Collection
By Andy Teye0Introduction: Ghana’s tolling system has long been a critical aspect of infrastructure maintenance and development, yet inefficiencies and accountability challenges led to its suspension in 2021. In November 2021, Ghana’s…
ArticlesUncovering the Hidden Socio-Technical Issues Threatening Ghana’s Digitalization Agenda.
By Donatus Ankah0Ghana’s digitalization strategy aims to modernize key sectors and boost economic growth through projects like e-government and mobile money. However, challenges such as digital inequality, poor infrastructure, and low digital…
ArticlesWho Owns Source Codes?
By Donatus Ankah0Introduction In the world of software development, the question of who owns the source code is a significant and sometimes contentious issue. This controversy touches on various aspects of intellectual…
ArticlesElection 2024: Using Technology to Curb Political Disinformation and Misinformation on Social Media
By Richard Kafui0As 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…
ArticlesICT Inclusivity for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs)
By Richard Kafui0The article discusses the vital role of technology in promoting inclusivity for people with disabilities (PWDs). It highlights access to assistive devices, services, and training to enhance independence and social…
ArticlesGBS Focus SeriesGhana's GBS Potential - Untapped Opportunity
By Richard Kafui0The GBS delivery model offers the continent of Africa and Ghana the opportunity to bridge the unemployment gap by taking advantage of opportunities offered by countries that have employment deficits.…