Ghana: Data Protection

Digital lending business has grown extensively, especially with the high cost of living. Again, digital lending has simplified lending processes and procedures for small business owners, salary earners, and even first-time borrowers to access quick credit through apps and online platforms without collateral. However, this innovation came with recurring problems such as excessive interest rates, hidden fees, unethical debt recovery procedures, and privacy violations.

Ghana, like many other countries has created a solid system to regulate the collection, processing, storage and usage of personal data to protect the data privacy of individuals.

With the advancements in technology and increased internet accessibility, a lot of gaming companies have sprung up in Ghana, providing, online platforms for easy access and convenience.

It is unlikely that employees will voluntarily submit medical information to employers.

An interesting phenomenon is occurring in modern warfare. Drones have become a pervasive feature in the war against Ukraine.

The Gaming industry (Game of Chance) in Ghana has witnessed tremendous growth over the last decade, evidenced in the numerous licensed companies operating in Ghana.