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Nyansa Futures 2026 workshop calls for urgent AI and ICT law reforms in Ghana

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

A two-day Beyond AI Workshop, dubbed ldquo;Nyansa Futures 2026, rdquo; has been held at Academic City University College in Haatso, Accra, under the theme, ldquo;From Adoption to Ownership: Shaping Africa rsquo;s AI Future.

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