Can contract mining unlock real jobs for Ghanaians? What the evidence shows
Contract mining could generate employment across Ghana's workforce, but critics question whether local benefits will truly materialise.
Government must get out of the way of digital innovation, says IMANI's Bright Simons
Think tank leader warns that excessive regulation stifles the gig economy and digital entrepreneurship that Ghanaians depend on.
Okyeame Kwame pushes for free university education to revive Ghana's farming sector
Rapper Okyeame Kwame urges government to make tertiary education free for farmers' children to boost agricultural production and food security.
Bawumia backs insurance brokers' push for VAT relief and sector reforms
Former VP meets IBAG to discuss VAT cuts, regulatory streamlining, and agricultural insurance expansion.
Ghana leads West Africa push for evidence-based crisis education response
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu calls for research-driven strategies to tackle learning disruption across conflict-affected West African nations.
Ghana plans integration of traditional medicine into public healthcare system
Deputy Health Minister announces government strategy to complement conventional medicine with scientifically validated herbal remedies.
CSSPS crisis goes beyond technology – what Ghana's education system really needs to fix
Former Education Minister argues Ghana's placement system failures stem from implementation gaps, not faulty software, demanding urgent stakeholder collaboration.
University of Ghana don slams government over CSPSS crisis, accuses leadership of lacking vision
Dr. Joshua Jebuntie Zaato criticises government's approach to the ongoing school placement system crisis as intellectually bankrupt.
Archbishop Duncan-Williams sounds alarm on galamsey threat to Ghana's future generations
Action Chapel founder warns illegal mining's environmental damage could leave children and grandchildren with a severely degraded nation.
Ghana Receives Blueprint for AU Gender Champion Role Ahead of Continental Leadership
Ghana has received a three-year work plan for the African Union Champion on Gender and Development as it prepares to lead the AU in 2026–2028.
IMANI's Franklin Cudjoe Joins UN-Ghana Strategic Committee as Nation Plans 2027-2030 Development Framework
Franklin Cudjoe appointed to Ghana's Joint National-UN Steering Committee, positioning the prominent policy advocate at centre of national development planning.
African Women Demand Gender-Conscious Air Quality Policies as Pollution Exposure Crisis Goes Unaddressed
Women across Africa are pushing policymakers to recognise how gender shapes pollution exposure, from cooking with harmful fuels to workplace hazards.