Conference Paper 2024

Blockchain Technology: A Catalyst for Transformation in Africa

Michael Tetteh Asare, Dominic Damoah, Martin Doe, Rebecca Adwoa Amponsah, Ezekiel Annan Okoe, Prince Yaw Owusu Amoako

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DOI: 10.1109/smartblock4africa61928.2024.10779546
Faculty: Department of Computing Sciences and Engineering
Research area: Business, Management & Accounting

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Michael Tetteh Asare Department of Computing Sciences and Engineering Dominic Damoah Department of Computing Sciences and Engineering Martin Doe Department of Computing Sciences and Engineering Rebecca Adwoa Amponsah Department of Computing Sciences and Engineering Ezekiel Annan Okoe Department of Computing Sciences and Engineering Prince Yaw Owusu Amoako Department of Computing Sciences and Engineering

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