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AI governance frameworks in Ghana

Ghana regulates automated decisions through the Data Protection Act 2012, with a National AI Strategy launched in 2026 that plans a Responsible AI Authority.

Law

LawAct 843 section 41Ghana Data Protection Act 2012 (Act 843) and automated decision-takingSection 41 of Ghana's Data Protection Act 2012 lets people require that significant decisions are not solely automated. Rights, exceptions and AI.In force. Data Protection Bill 2025 to replace it is in draft.

Public sector policy

Public sector policyGhana National AI StrategyGhana National Artificial Intelligence Strategy 2025 to 2035Ghana's National AI Strategy 2025 to 2035, launched on 24 April 2026. Its eight pillars, the planned Responsible AI Authority and what it means for governance.Approved by Cabinet and launched on 24 April 2026. A strategy, not legislation.
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Which AI governance frameworks are listed for Ghana?

This page lists 2 instruments for Ghana: Act 843 section 41 and Ghana National AI Strategy. Which ones apply to you depends on where you operate, your sector and how you use AI. Each framework page explains what it asks of you.

Does Aicura support the frameworks listed for Ghana?

The frameworks listed for Ghana are not built into Aicura. They are explained here to support your governance work, and every plan starts with the AI register, the record any framework needs first.

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Every framework begins with knowing which AI systems and agents you have. The AI register is free to start.

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