RESEARCH & WRITING

Notes from the intersection of technology and law.

During my MA in Information Technology Law at the University of Ghana, I wrote papers nearly every week on the legal and institutional questions raised by digital technologies. This is a growing public archive of that work. Each paper can be read in full here.

These are academic working papers written in 2025–2026, including selected group assignments where indicated. They are not peer-reviewed publications or legal advice.

THE ARCHIVE

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Cyber Law & Digital Rights · Semester 1

Developing an Information Society Patent Policy for a United Africa: Lessons from Ghana, the US, and the UK

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Cyber Law & Digital Rights · Semester 1

Competing Claims over Ghana.com: A UDRP Determination Involving the State of Ghana

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Cyber Law & Digital Rights · Semester 1

Survey of International Cybercrime Conventions and the Adequacy of Ghana's Legal Regime

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Cyber Law & Digital Rights · Semester 1

Does Presidential Control over the National Communications Authority Strengthen State Security or Undermine Regulatory Independence in Ghana?

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Connectivity & Regulation · Semester 1

A Guide to Ghana's Telecommunication Laws and Regulations for Foreign Investors

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Connectivity & Regulation · Semester 1

The Effect of Mandatory Interconnection on Ghana's Telecommunications Infrastructure

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Connectivity & Regulation · Semester 1

OTT Services and the Threat to the NCA's Revenue Base

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Digital Transformation · Semester 1

Using the Principles of Digital-by-Default to Design Policy Recommendations for Implementing Digital Education in Ghana

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Digital Transformation · Semester 1

ICT Leapfrogging for Socio-Economic Development in Ghana

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Digital Transformation · Semester 1

Designing a National E-Voting System for Ghana

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Cyber Law & Digital Rights · Semester 2

Anonymity, Harm and the Law: The Legal Implications of Anonymous Posts on Social Media

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Cyber Law & Digital Rights · Semester 2

Do Exemptions Hollow Out the Right to Information? Testing Ghana’s Act 989 Against Its Enforcement Record

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AI & Governance · Semester 2

Regulating Fake News and Deepfakes in Ghana: Disclosure Duties and the Limits of the Existing Legal Framework

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Cyber Law & Digital Rights · Semester 2

Policy Guidelines for a Ghanaian Law on Jurisdiction in Cyberspace

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Cyber Law & Digital Rights · Semester 2

Why Compelled Disclosure Is Not Enough: An Escrow Model for Consumer Protection in Ghanaian Internet Commerce

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Cyber Law & Digital Rights · Semester 2

Electronic Contracting under Act 772: Where Ghanaian Law Reaches Clickwrap and Where It Fails on Browsewrap

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Cyber Law & Digital Rights · Semester 2

Electronic Money, Risk and the Law: The Regulatory Implications of the Zeepay Revocation

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AI & Governance · Semester 2

What Neural Network Design Means for Liability: A Legal Reading of Boadu on Machine Learning

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AI & Governance · Semester 2

Who Is Liable When a Robot Acts on Incomplete Information? A Legal Reading of Mataric’s Robotics Primer

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AI & Governance · Semester 2

Designing a Lawful AI System for Investigating Online Child Exploitation: Requirements, Admissibility and Cross-Border Reach

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AI & Governance · Semester 2

Can AI Solve Ghana’s Problems? A Critical Assessment of Prof Isaac Wiafe’s Inaugural Lecture on Human-Centred AI

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