Ghana: Data Protection

Personal data has become a valuable business resource, with direct marketing emerging as a key promotional strategy. However, the widespread use of direct marketing has raised significant concerns about consumer privacy and unsolicited communications. This brief examines the legal framework governing direct marketing in Ghana, outlining the obligations businesses must meet and the rights consumers possess to protect their personal information.

Digital lending business has grown extensively, especially with the high cost of living. Again, digital lending has simplified lending processes and procedures for small business owners, salary earners, and even first-time borrowers to access quick credit through apps and online platforms without collateral. However, this innovation came with recurring problems such as excessive interest rates, hidden fees, unethical debt recovery procedures, and privacy violations.

Ghana, like many other countries has created a solid system to regulate the collection, processing, storage and usage of personal data to protect the data privacy of individuals.

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