Ghana records GH¢209m in cybercrime losses in nine months

An officer of the Capacity Building and Awareness Creation Department of the CSA, Mary Ama Bawa, who disclosed this at Cape Coast last Monday, said the authority was collaborating with major social media platforms, including Meta, TikTok and Instagram, to identify and remove harmful online content, particularly material involving the sexual exploitation of children.

Measures to combat cybercrime Mrs Bawa disclosed that the CSA was collaborating with major social media platforms, including Meta, TikTok and Instagram, to identify and remove harmful online content, particularly material involving the sexual exploitation of children."Under the arrangement, the CSA could request the platforms to remove nude images and other exploitative content once the material was identified or reported", she said.