A child being vaccinated Vaccines have quietly transformed the course of human history. Across Africa, they have protected generations of children, safeguarded families, and strengthened communities through immunisation. As
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The writer The post-Cold War period has brought new actors, notably China, whose Belt and Road investments have expanded infrastructure financing options, but with their own conditionality and their
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I have a paternal cousin who makes leather stuff; belts, slippers, etc., in Kumasi. A calm gentleman. On a calm Saturday, I dropped him off at a town called
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The Enabling Environment: Why Ghana’s Development Problem Is Not Its People
The writer There is a quiet argument that runs beneath much of the discourse on African development. It is rarely stated explicitly because it rarely needs to be. It
From Tiktok To Workforce: Leveraging Gen Z’s Digital Fluency In Business
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The writer When the President of Ghana, John Dramani Mahama, stood before investors in Yokohama in August 2025 and announced plans to tear down Ghana’s minimum capital barriers, I
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Let me tell you a small story. A man’s roof began to leak. At first, it was just a drop. Then two. Then a steady rhythm—kpok… kpok… kpok—right in
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Who’s Afraid Of Interstitial Spaces? – A Provocation
The writer I confess I am trying to provoke a needed conversation, rather than close it. This conversation needs many more actors than just one person expressing his thoughts.