Ghana has so far recorded a total of 11,550 cases of cybercrimes since launching its Cybercrime Incident Reporting Points of Contact (PoC) in October 2019.
Ghana has so far recorded a total of 11,550 cases of cybercrimes since launching its Cybercrime Incident Reporting Points of Contact (PoC) in October 2019.
The MTN Foundation is to spend more than 10.4 million cedis on 10 on-going projects across the country to support Ghana’s infrastructure development.
Mats Granryd, director general of the GSMA, revealed plans to bring the company’s popular MWC series to Africa in 2021, which he backed to become the continent’s most influential technology event.
MTN Group CEO Ralph Mupita emphasised the importance of a thoughtful approach towards Industry 4.0 as a way to prevent widening of digital access inequality, and called for a social compact between businesses, governments and broader society.
Ghana has so far recorded a total of 11,550 cases of cybercrimes since launching its Cybercrime Incident Reporting Points of Contact (PoC) in October 2019.
The MTN Foundation is to spend more than 10.4 million cedis on 10 on-going projects across the country to support Ghana’s infrastructure development.
Mats Granryd, director general of the GSMA, revealed plans to bring the company’s popular MWC series to Africa in 2021, which he backed to become the continent’s most influential technology event.
MTN Group CEO Ralph Mupita emphasised the importance of a thoughtful approach towards Industry 4.0 as a way to prevent widening of digital access inequality, and called for a social compact between businesses, governments and broader society.
Ghana has so far recorded a total of 11,550 cases of cybercrimes since launching its Cybercrime Incident Reporting Points of Contact (PoC) in October 2019.
The MTN Foundation is to spend more than 10.4 million cedis on 10 on-going projects across the country to support Ghana’s infrastructure development.
Mats Granryd, director general of the GSMA, revealed plans to bring the company’s popular MWC series to Africa in 2021, which he backed to become the continent’s most influential technology event.
MTN Group CEO Ralph Mupita emphasised the importance of a thoughtful approach towards Industry 4.0 as a way to prevent widening of digital access inequality, and called for a social compact between businesses, governments and broader society.
Ghana has so far recorded a total of 11,550 cases of cybercrimes since launching its Cybercrime Incident Reporting Points of Contact (PoC) in October 2019.
The MTN Foundation is to spend more than 10.4 million cedis on 10 on-going projects across the country to support Ghana’s infrastructure development.
Mats Granryd, director general of the GSMA, revealed plans to bring the company’s popular MWC series to Africa in 2021, which he backed to become the continent’s most influential technology event.
MTN Group CEO Ralph Mupita emphasised the importance of a thoughtful approach towards Industry 4.0 as a way to prevent widening of digital access inequality, and called for a social compact between businesses, governments and broader society.
Ghana has so far recorded a total of 11,550 cases of cybercrimes since launching its Cybercrime Incident Reporting Points of Contact (PoC) in October 2019.
The MTN Foundation is to spend more than 10.4 million cedis on 10 on-going projects across the country to support Ghana’s infrastructure development.
Mats Granryd, director general of the GSMA, revealed plans to bring the company’s popular MWC series to Africa in 2021, which he backed to become the continent’s most influential technology event.
MTN Group CEO Ralph Mupita emphasised the importance of a thoughtful approach towards Industry 4.0 as a way to prevent widening of digital access inequality, and called for a social compact between businesses, governments and broader society.
Ghana has so far recorded a total of 11,550 cases of cybercrimes since launching its Cybercrime Incident Reporting Points of Contact (PoC) in October 2019.
The MTN Foundation is to spend more than 10.4 million cedis on 10 on-going projects across the country to support Ghana’s infrastructure development.
Mats Granryd, director general of the GSMA, revealed plans to bring the company’s popular MWC series to Africa in 2021, which he backed to become the continent’s most influential technology event.
MTN Group CEO Ralph Mupita emphasised the importance of a thoughtful approach towards Industry 4.0 as a way to prevent widening of digital access inequality, and called for a social compact between businesses, governments and broader society.
