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This is my league
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it’s 5am. as i said i was going to use jaspr to build on the web. a dart framework for web devs. I built a To-Do app… wait wait it’s not the regular ones 🤣 FOR BETTER EXPERIENCE TRY ON YOUR DESKTOP!!! mobile ux… eh… might fix or not… for now i’m just going to drop the link to the live site and github repo. it’s open. i’ll leave y’all to try this, read the tutorial using the tweak button on the bottom left. i’ll upload a live demo anyway. why i did some things and what not. no react, no vue. dart from top to bottom. chaos-task.netlify.app Github ⬇️ github.com/rpsjosh1958/ch…

Ghana's NITA Bill 2025 doesn't just overlap with existing regulators; it also overlaps with them. It rebuilds them from scratch. One bill. Four collisions. Zero tie-breaker. The Cyber Security Authority already certifies cyber professionals under Act 1038. NITA wants the same jurisdiction. The Data Protection Commission already governs hosted personal data under Act 843. NITA wants that too. The Bank of Ghana oversees virtual assets. NITA writes a parallel crypto offense anyway. The NCA licenses telecoms infrastructure under Act 775. Section 35 walks straight into that lane. The result: a CISO at a Ghanaian bank is subject to two certification regimes. A data center is audited twice by two authorities under conflicting standards. One breach triggers double criminal jeopardy. No statute tells either regulator who wins. A concentrated regulator, standard-setter, operator, and judge in one body is not coordinated. From a continuity desk, that is a single point of failure for the entire sector. The fix takes one clause. Name Act 1038, Act 843, Act 775, and Act 865 state which authority prevails in a conflict. Regulators without a hierarchy do not cooperate. They collide. And Ghana's digital economy pays the repair bill. Full analysis soon at tedabraham.com @koboateng @kwekutech @pazunre @jdghinson @That_Blvk_Boy #NITABILL2025 #Ghana #NITA #DigitalPolicy #CriticalInfrastructure #GhanaLaw #CyberSecurity #PolicyAnalysis





Is GHS 3,000 a good entry-level salary after NSS?



@pazunre Ghana is about to be fully regulated! You’ll need a license to breathe

We’re advocating for more open-source projects in Ghana, and then you wake up to a bill like this.

The Minister for Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations, Samuel Nartey George (MP) has commenced a tour of the One Million Coders Initiative training centres in Accra. #OneMillionCoders #DigitalGhana #SkillsDevelopment






