Today, 18th April 2022, the E-Governance and Internet Governance Foundation for Africa (EGIGFA), the organiser of the Ghana School on Internet Governance (GhanaSIG) announced the 40 applicants that are selected to participate in the 3rd edition of the fellowship programme. The selected Fellows represent participants from various stakeholder groups, as shown in the list.
The aim of GhanaSIG is to create an avenue for people from diverse sectors and backgrounds to acquire the requisite skills in Internet Governance to enable them to participate meaningfully to discourse at the community, national, regional and the international levels.
The hybrid fellowship is made up of one month online learning sessions and followed by a one week face-to-face training. The face-to-face programme is scheduled to take place in Accra from 28th June to 1st July 2022.
No. | Name | Profession/Job Title | Stakeholder |
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1 | Adu Sedem Yaw Adolph | Lecturer | Academia |
2 | Akakpo Redeemer Godsway | Information Security Officer | Business and Commerce |
3 | Alhassan Awal Mohammed | Wikimedian (Volunteer) | Civil Society (NGO) |
4 | Amedi Kwadwo Samuel | - | Technical Community |
5 | Anguah-Mante Gyanwa Adeline | PhD Student | Academia |
6 | Ankudey Anku Selorm | Principal ICT/Library Assistant | Academia |
7 | Apenteng Isaac | Information Security Manager | Business and Commerce |
8 | Appiah Sakyi Jacklyn | Student | Internet End User |
9 | Arthur John Kwesi Ninsin Jerold | Senior Social Development Officer | Government |
10 | Beganim Maxwell | Training Associate | Civil Society (NGO) |
11 | Bichala Nana Akosua | Datacenter Manager | Internet Service and Connectivity Providers |
12 | Boampong Gideon | Teacher | Government |
13 | Chukwu Nnamdi Benjamin | MPhil Student | Academia |
14 | Clerk Worthy Alexander | IT Analyst | Technical Community |
15 | Darkwa Sandra | Customer Experience Executive | Business and Commerce |
16 | Edah Yao Christian | Teacher | Academia |
17 | Fuseini Kamal-Deen Mohammed | Facilitator | Civil Society (NGO) |
18 | Gbodzor Jack Kwashie Emmanuel | Information Security Manager | Security Services |
19 | Hagan Kobina Mark | Deputy Director of IT | Security Services |
20 | Kagyah Manu Osei | Tutor and IT Community Engagement Lead | Civil Society (NGO) |
21 | Ketu Kweku Richard | Technician | Security Services |
22 | Kportiklah Bright | Coding Facilitator | Civil Society (NGO) |
23 | Kwarteng Elaina | Student | Academia |
24 | Kwofie Rebecca | Student | Academia |
25 | Latsu Kirk Godwin | Aquaculture Supervisor | Business and Commerce |
26 | Malor Lesley Carine | Statistician | Internet End User |
27 | Mensah Kaiff Akwasi John | Registration and Compliance Officer | Government |
28 | Mensah Anum Emmanuel | Business Development Manager | Internet Service and Connectivity Providers |
29 | Monney Yaw Joseph | Business Application Support Analyst | International Organization |
30 | Norgbe Thywill Enoch | Medical Laboratory Scientist | Internet End User |
31 | Ntsiful Linda | Communications and Fundraising Officer | Civil Society (NGO) |
32 | Obeng Ebenezer | Civil Engineer | Technical Community |
33 | Ofosu Ebenezer | Executive Director | Civil Society (NGO) |
34 | Ouedraogo Issouf Alan Wisdom | Student | Academia |
35 | Saeed Mohammed Amin | Systems Network Engineer | Government |
36 | Saeed Esi Tehminah | Co-Founder | Civil Society (NGO) |
37 | Seidu-Adam Faiza | Data Privacy Officer | Business and Commerce |
38 | Tetteh Lovia Princess | Development Practitioner | Civil Society (NGO) |
39 | Wobil Eduafu Bernard | Teacher | Academia |
40 | Yahya AbdulSalam Hassia | Head of Projects and Programs | Civil Society (NGO) |
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