ICT Insight with Institute of ICT Professionals: Beyond data localisation
Abubakari Saddiq Adams
The ongoing debate surrounding data localisation and the storage of Ghana government emails has exposed a much larger national conversation, one that goes beyond where data is physically stored to the more strategic issue of whether Ghana possesses the capacity for true digital sovereignty.
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