The Ghanaian government is planning significant reforms for the National Information Technology Agency (NITA). These changes will involve legislative action to divide NITA’s current roles into separate regulatory and commercial entities. The move aims to bolster digital governance within the country and expedite Ghana’s ongoing digital transformation initiatives. By separating these functions, the government hopes to create a more focused and efficient approach to managing the nation’s technology infrastructure. This restructuring seeks to improve oversight and promote competition in the digital sector. The reforms are anticipated to stimulate growth and innovation in Ghana's rapidly developing technology landscape. Details of the legislation are expected to be released soon.