By Professor Rufai Haruna Kilu University of Professional Studies, Accra haruna.rufai@upsamail.edu.gh Introduction The Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) has just made a significant move by signing […]
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Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam writes:
The Public Accounts Hearing on the operations of the Bank of Ghana (BoG) revealed troubling signs. The inability of the Governor of the Bank to […]
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The NDC government’s hypocrisy, Ken Ofori-Atta, ICE and matters outstanding….
Listening to the NDC government’s rhetoric about Ken Ofori-Atta and ICE is not only baffling but laughable. Their insistence on the one hand that Ken […]
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Historical Recognition for Akinwumi Adesina: University of Gambia Re-Names Faculty of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences in his honor
The historic occasion recognized and immortalized Adesina’s name, leadership, contributions to Africa, and his visionary role in the transformation of agriculture and food security on […]
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The US’s ‘Historical Amnesia’ and Breach of Faith on the Taiwan Question
By: H.E. Tong Defa, Chinese Ambassador to Ghana Recently, the United States of America announced a plan to sell advanced weapons worth over 11.1 billion […]
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Is the IMF lying about Ghana’s GoldBod?
By Bright Simmons, Vice President, IMANI Africa Ahead of the holidays, I posted on Twitter (X) about the IMF’s disclosure that Ghana’s state-owned monopoly gold […]
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Natural Gas and Liquefied Natural Gas: Building a bridge to African energy security and prosperity
By expanding LNG and domestic uses, nations can drive growth, cut emissions, and assert their energy independence By NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman, African Energy Chamber […]
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16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence: Five Bold Moves to end digital gender-based Violence — and unlock Africa’s digital promise
(By Jemimah Njuki and Ndey Oley Cole) Ending digital gender-based violence is central to achieving inclusive growth, human dignity, and the promise of Africa’s digital […]
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Why human resources matter in global governance
By Florentina Mercy Adu, PHRi Introduction Debates on global governance often emphasize institutions, legal frameworks, and power relations among states, while paying limited attention to […]
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The Surge in Gas Production and Africa’s Path to Economic Transformation
If African nations can collectively support upstream scalability, midstream connectivity, and downstream certainty, gas production will not merely surge — it will transform the entire […]
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