Presidential Candidate of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) is alleging that the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) has access to the Electoral Commission’s database.
According to him, the process used by the NDC in the just ended biometric registration exercise shows that the party has been given access to the voters’ register data base.
Mr Akufo-Addo said this in an interview on Tamale-based radio station, Radio Justice during his two-day ‘Rise and Build Tour’ of the Northern Region.
Dr Edward Omane Baomah, Minister of Communications has cautioned Ghanaian youth against cyber related crimes and instead use the internet for career and academic advancement that would inure to national development.
He said government was establishing a computer emergency response unit to deal with cyber insecurity, as it (government) would not allow its investments in the sector to be misapplied.
The Director General of National Information Technology Agency (NITA), Mr William Tevie, has said the new Eastern Corridor optical backbone network will offer a great number of direct socio-economic benefits to communities within the project’s catchment area.
He said the facility had no coverage limitation and could be tapped through any of the many technologies available.
Mr Tevie told newsmen in Ho that the project would attract new businesses, offer teaching and learning opportunities as well as telemedicine and new e-health services along towns on the Eastern Corridor.
Weiterlesen: GH: Fibre optic backbone to transform communities
The Second Lady, Mrs Matilda Amissah-Arthur has called for the establishment of regional networks of digital libraries in Africa to accelerate the pace of research on the continent.
She said without any conscious effort to digitize the libraries and archives it would be difficult for the continent to harness its potential for accelerated development.
Weiterlesen: GH: Second lady advocates digital libraries in Africa
Ghanaians will now join the rest of the developed world to experience faster and improved internet, telecommunication network and other data services, President Mahama has said.
President Mahama having first hand data service facilitated by the fibre optic backboneAccording to Ghana’s President, the country which is currently the biggest user of mobile broadband in West Africa will also become one of the few African countries having adequate access to data services.
Weiterlesen: Ghanaians to experience faster and improved internet