Vice-President and head of Research at the IMANI Centre for Policy and Education, Bright Simons, has urged policymakers to remove barriers that keep ordinary Ghanaians from benefiting from digital technology.
Vice-President and head of Research at the IMANI Centre for Policy and Education, Bright Simons, has urged policymakers to remove barriers that keep ordinary Ghanaians from benefiting from digital technology.
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