- AAAS
Sub-Saharan Africa Program - User's Guide to Electronic Network in Africa - Ghana: This web page is maintained by the American Association for the
Advancement of Science and provides the status of electronic networking in Ghana.
- Telecommunications
Policy for an Accelerated Development Programme 1994-2000: It provides a background of the telecommunications sector in Ghana,
followed by an outline of the government's main policy objectives in the sector for the
period 1994-2000 and the strategies that will be adopted to achieve the stated objectives.
- The Ministry of Communications Home Page: This web page provides information on the telecommunications sector in
Ghana, the National Communications Authority Act 1996, and an outline of Accelerated
Development Programme 1994-2000.
- Network
Computer Systems Ltd.: NCS is the major Internet
Service Provider in Ghana. It is involved in consulting services, systems installation and
maintenance, and training services. It is also the top level domain administrator
for .gh.
- InternetGhana:
This is a Ghanaian Company licensed for the provision of Internet Services.
- AfricaOnline Ghana: A subsidiary
of Africa Online, it has recently started providing Internet communications services in
Ghana.
- Ghana
Home Page: This web page of NOKIA Wireless Business
Communications contains detailed information about Ghana, including the communications
sector and Internet connectivity in the country.
- Business
Ghana: BusinessGhana is an Internet Presence Provider
(IPP) located in Accra with a mission to categorise and define Ghanaian Business sites on
the Internet. The company has created the biggest Directory Listing of Ghanaian Business
sites. BusinessGhana is a department of Zipzig Ventures, an Information Technology Company
in Ghana.
- University
of Ghana: This home page provides information on the
educational and research activities at the University with links to the major schools and
faculties.
- University
of Cape Coast: Educational and research activities at
the University are described with links to the major schools and faculties.
- Wayo Seini, A., Abdulia, M.-S.
and Kwadwo Asenso-O Okyere, W. (1998). Telematics Usage for Ghana's Development:
The paper attempts to assess the level of computer literacy as well as the level of
information production and consumption at institutional level. The nature of information
sharing networks and the status of the telecommunications sector are discussed and
followed by an appraisal of the regulatory framework for telematics usage.
- The Ghana National Committee on Internet Committee
(GNCIC): GNCIC was formed in 1996 to promote the
development of telematics in Ghana. The mission statement of GNCIC and its current
activities are described in great length in the paper.
- Internet
Society - The Ghana Chapter: The main objective of this
organisation is to promote the expansion of the Internet in Ghana in all areas,
including infrastructure, value-added services, content, use and technical advancement,
with special emphasis on establishing Internet access in rural communities.
- Jensen, M. (1998). Ghana.
In: The Regional Informatics Network for Africa (RINAF). An external evaluation for
UNESCO. Appendices. pp. 42-45. Also available at
the UNESCO Web Site
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