Ghanaian law now governs the usage and content posted on digital platforms.
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Ghanaian law now governs the usage and content posted on digital platforms.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Ghana is facing pressure to collectively decide on regulations for TikTok usage.1 source
- Iyabo Ojo used YouTube to premiere her new movie and called for presidential intervention regarding piracy and unauthorized broadcasts by a Ghanaian TV station.Sub-event
Ghanaian law dictates how digital platforms must operate and what content is allowed.1 source
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