Social Work

Internet usage, access, and supervision among Ghanaian children: a cross-sectional study

F. Kyei-arthur, S. Kyei-gyamfi, et al.

This groundbreaking study by Frank Kyei-Arthur, Sylvester Kyei-Gyamfi, and Solomon Sarpong reveals that a staggering 90.5% of Ghanaian children aged 8-17 are using the internet, primarily through smartphones. Alarmingly, more than half report having little to no supervision while online, underscoring potential risks. Discover the essential recommendations for improving internet safety for children!... show more

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