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Johnnecia Serwaa Agyemang, a Ghanaian researcher at the University of Illinois Springfield, is developing a cybersecurity governance framework with implications for institutions in both the US and Ghana.
Economist Professor Peter Quartey has been elected Chair of Ghana's Public Interest and Accountability Committee for a one-year term beginning November 2026.
A development economist is urging Ghana to reform its political financing laws before wealthy backers turn public office into a vehicle for private gain.
Ghana's deepening culture of partisan loyalty is blinding citizens to poor governance and making meaningful accountability nearly impossible, regardless of which party holds power.
Prof Godfred Bokpin accuses government of enabling illegal mining through political protection of wealthy actors while scapegoating junior miners.
President Mahama says he uses TikTok and social media complaints to improve government performance and hold ministers accountable.
As unemployment and living costs soar, Ghanaians remain divided by party loyalty rather than united by shared concerns.
Legal expert Martin Luther Kpebu argues the presidential term limit debate lacks substance and distracts from pressing governance issues.
Former President Kufuor says rapid technological change means young Ghanaians cannot wait years for leadership training as he did.
Former legislator voices concerns about governance and worker welfare following Minerals Commission intervention at key gold mining site.
Security consultant Richard Kumadoe has raised alarm over poor background checks and politicised hiring at Ghana's Bureau of National Intelligence.
Former National Development Authority boss and three others found guilty of procurement violations in major government project.
