Bright Simons

Thank you very much.

Head of Research at the Imani Centre for Policy and Education and Vice President of Imani Africa, Bright Simons, says concerns about foreign technology companies' access to Ghanaian data highlights the need for the country to develop its own email addresses.

His comments follow concerns raised by Communication, Digital Technology and Innovation Minister Sam Nati about information the Ghanaians feed into foreign technology platforms.

They were speaking on the Joy News Digital Economy Forum on AI and the Ghanaian economy.

Today, we are going again in Africa, and we do it with somebody that is an entrepreneur, a thinker that has wrote a lot about the continent, about the politics, and who is at the forefront of the thinking of Africa.

So I'm very happy to have today Bright Simons, who is calling us from Ghana.

Thank you so much, Bright, for being with us today.

Thank you so very much, Samuel, for