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Cybersecurity Gaps Flagged in Ghana's Police TRAFFITEC Road Safety System

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A technology consultant has flagged cybersecurity vulnerabilities in Ghana's TRAFFITEC-GH police road safety system that could expose users to fraud, adding a security dimension to the governance concerns already raised about the platform's deployment. The gap is relevant to broader govtech cybersecurity standards across African public sector digital projects.

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Cybersecurity gaps could expose Traffitech users to fraud — Technology Consultant · myjoyonline.com · T3

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Nov 5, 2026
Mahama Backs Ghana's AI Traffic System
President Mahama publicly backs TraffiTech-GH, signalling institutional entrenchment of the system despite the cybersecurity vulnerabilities flagged in earlier reporting.
Nov 4, 2026This story
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Technology consultant flags specific cybersecurity vulnerabilities in TRAFFITEC-GH, adding a fraud-exposure dimension to yesterday's govtech governance concerns
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