Ghana enacted the Electronic Transactions Act, 2008 one of Africa’s most comprehensive digital consumer protection statutes nearly two decades ago. Its eight consumer protection sections grant shoppers the right to full disclosure, a grace period to cancel purchases, and recourse against payment fraud. Yet millions of Ghanaians buying goods on social media and e-commerce platforms […] The post Clicks, Carts and Consumer Rights: How Ghana’s 2008 Digital Law Shields Online Shoppers appeared first on The Business & Financial Times.