Denmark has provisionally handed over the Eastern Corridor Fibre Optic Network Extension Project to the Ministry of Communications, which will be managed by the National Information Technology Agency (NITA).
The 165 kilometres, which connects the Eastern Corridor Optic Fibre from Ho to Accra, was financed with a grant of € 3,795, 017 from the Danish Government.
Weiterlesen: Eastern Corridor Fibre Optic Network Extension handed over to Ghana
Government has inaugurated another innovative digital programme dubbed, ‘e-gates’ at some major ports of entry in the country.
The initiative forms part of efforts to fully digitize the Ghanaian economy in line with President Akufo-Addo’s e-government vision for the country.
Weiterlesen: GH: Government rolls out e-Gates project at ports
Entrust Datacard arbeitet mit Identity Management Systems (eine Tochtergesellschaft der Margins Group) zusammen, um die erste landesweite sofortige Ausgabe in Westafrika zu liefern
Entrust Datacard, ein führender Anbieter von vertrauenswürdigen Identitäts- und sicheren Transaktionstechnologie-Lösungen, gibt heute bekannt, dass seine Technologie von der Regierung von Ghana verwendet werden wird – über eine Partnerschaft mit Identity Management Systems (IMS), eine Tochtergesellschaft der Margins Group –, um nationale Identitätskarten sofort an ghanaische Bürger auszugeben.
Weiterlesen: Regierung von Ghana beginnt Ausgabe sofortiger elektronischer ID mit Entrust Datacard
In a remote corner of Ghana ‘telemedicine’ is proving how effective digital care can be when coverage is extended to those on the medical margins, write Koku Awoonor-William and Ann Aerts
IN LOW and middle-income countries, insufficient access to medical care undermines health outcomes and disadvantages entire generations.
Weiterlesen: Ghana offers blueprint on expanding access to healthcare
The Ghana digital ID program has started delivering multi-application credentials to citizens, the start of an ambitious effort that officials say will result in the issuance of cards to some 16 million citizens within a year. Eventually, Ghana’s ID card could outpace similar ones in Europe in terms of how people can use them, according to Cryptovision, a vendor involved with the project.
The first GhanaCard was recently issued to the Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo. It offers identity verification and “will enable strong two-factor authentication as a password replacement for e-government services online and will be used for the digital signature of electronic documents,” Germany-based Cryptovision says.
Weiterlesen: Ghana digital ID card secures gov services, payments to come