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AfNOG is a forum for the exchange of Internet-related technical information. The forum engages in issues like the implementation of new networks through community participation. Workshops and meetings allow network service providers to gather and discuss on how to provide a stable service to end users. The first AfNOG meeting was held in May 2000 in Cape Town, South Africa.
The National Communications Authority (NCA) of Ghana regulates the country's communications industry. Established under the NCA Act, it oversees licensing, spectrum management, and compliance to promote a fair, competitive, and
innovative telecom and digital services environment. The NCA also protects consumer rights and supports national development and digital inclusion.
More information about the National Communications Authority is available here.
innovative telecom and digital services environment. The NCA also protects consumer rights and supports national development and digital inclusion.
More information about the National Communications Authority is available here.
Ghana Dot Com (GDC) is a leading Ghanaian technology company, born from the pioneering legacy of Network Computer Systems (NCS). Since its incorporation in 2007, GDC has delivered cutting-edge IT solutions using open Internet standards, serving both enterprises and individuals. With a team of skilled, forward-thinking professionals, GDC provides services such as domain and email hosting, blockchain solutions, e-commerce platforms, mobile and web applications, system integration, cybersecurity, and IT consultancy. Operating from a secure, modern facility in Accra, GDC combines innovation, client collaboration, and continuous R&D to help clients thrive in today’s competitive digital landscape.
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The Ministry of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovation is the government agency spearheading Ghana’s digital transformation. Its mission is to develop and implement policies that advance communications infrastructure, digital inclusion, innovation, cybersecurity, and the overall digital economy. The Ministry plays a central role in enabling technology-driven public service delivery, fostering entrepreneurship, and positioning Ghana as a leading digital hub in Africa. Through strategic partnerships and forward-thinking initiatives, the Ministry is building a resilient and inclusive digital ecosystem that supports national development and empowers all citizens.
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