Every day, millions of people around the world are forced to flee their homes because of war, persecution, political instability, violence, or gross violations of human rights. Others find themselves
Closing Ghana’s Rural Inclusion Gap: A Practical Roadmap
The writer We have spent enough time defining Ghana’s rural inclusion gap; now it is time to focus our efforts on reducing it, recognizing the task at hand. The
Africa’s Classrooms Must Embrace AI Without Abandoning Human-Centred Education
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping education across the globe, offering unprecedented opportunities to personalise learning, improve access to knowledge and ease administrative burdens. However, Africa’s education systems must
How Ghana’s ‘Old School’ Teaching Is Still Running (And Ruining) The Country
Ghana’s beloved old-school teaching methods – the ones some of us proudly reminisce about, the ones that produced “disciplined” products who can recite the nine uses of the cocoa
Can Innovation Partnerships Transform Ghana’s Aquaculture Sector? Inside The Push For A More Sustainable Blue Economy
A scene at a fish market Ghana’s aquaculture sector is increasingly becoming a focal point for innovation-driven development. As demand for fish continues to rise and pressure on wild
Can Pan-Africanism Survive Africa’s Democratic Challenges?
The Writer The dream of a united Africa, which was championed by Dr. Kwame Nkrumah more than six decades ago, is once again being tested by a wave of
Living With Water: Lessons From Netherlands
The writer Few countries in the world have had to confront water as relentlessly as the Netherlands. Yet, despite living under conditions that would seem almost impossible, it has
Does Ghana Need More Prayers Or A Change Of Mindsets And Attitudes?
We thank the President for declaring a National Day of Prayer. For us at the African Centre for the Study of Worldviews and Wholistic Development of Societies, while this
Why Can’t Ghanaians Be On Time In Ghana?
The Writer I am sure you are familiar with the demeaning joke phrase, Ghana Mean Time (instead of Greenwich Mean Time). I describe it as demeaning because it shows
Ghana’s Flood Response And The Cost Of Budgeting By Crisis
Following the devastating floods on Tuesday, June 30, in Accra, President John Dramani Mahama directed the Minister for Finance to release GH¢300 million from the Contingency Fund: GH¢150 million
Annoh-Dompreh Calls For Robust Carbon Market Framework
Frank Annoh-Dompreh Mr. Speaker, I am indeed happy that Ghana has taken important early steps to position itself in the emerging global carbon credit market. Through the Ghana Carbon
Introducing The World’s Largest Trading Bloc: The European Union
In the aftermath of a devastating World War II, six countries (Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg and the Netherlands) came together in 1951 to pool their coal and steel
Who Will Carry The Child Across?
The writer When floodwater rises in Ghana, it does not rise equally for everyone. Adults may be able to wade, detour, or wait for the water to recede, but