The Minister of Communications and Digitalisation, Ursula Owusu Ekuful, is to appear before Parliament on Monday, March 18, regarding the government’s initiatives aimed at mitigating the recent internet outages Ghana has grappled with over the past few days.
These disruptions, which have persisted for five consecutive days, have engendered considerable dissatisfaction among the populace.
The prolonged interruption in internet services has evoked widespread consternation among Ghanaians, prompting concerns about the underlying causes and the potential duration of the disruptions.
NCA’s Announcement on Internet Outages Ghana is Facing Leading to Hon. Ursula Owusu Ekuful Appearance Before Parliament
NCA statement on restoration period of internet outages Ghana is grappling with currently
The National Communications Authority’s announcement of a projected five-week timeline for complete restoration has intensified the urgency for transparency and accountability in the government’s response to this issue.
Members of Parliament are adamant that the Minister provide a comprehensive briefing to the public, shedding light on the strategies and actions undertaken to expedite the restoration of normalcy in internet connectivity.
This parliamentary inquiry underscores the imperative for timely and effective communication regarding government interventions during critical infrastructural disruptions.
As stakeholders await the Minister’s address, there is a palpable sense of anticipation regarding the revelations and assurances she will offer to assuage public concerns and instill confidence in the government’s capacity to address the challenges confronting the nation’s digital infrastructure.
