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Is Africa Prepared for the Next Generation of Financial Crime?
INTERPOL’s Operation Red Card 2.0 exposes Africa’s next generation of financial crime: AI scams, mobile-money fraud, and cross-border digital schemes costing $45M+. Why traditional defences can’t keep up.
Strengthening Civil Society’s Role in Advancing Tech Accountability in West Africa
The rapid evolution of technology has profoundly reshaped societies,...
Combating AI-Driven Misinformation/Disinformation in Electioneering and Elections
2024 may go down in history as one of...
Strengthening Cybersecurity in Africa: A Call to Action for Governments, Civil Society, and the Private Sector
In the rapidly advancing digital era, African governments have...
Cybersecurity In Election And Readiness Of The Electoral Commission
Technology has come to stay and its essence in...
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Rethinking Non-Profit Board Governance: What Akan Family Governance Can Teach Us
What if African non-profit governance looked beyond Western models to indigenous wisdom like Ghana's Akan abusua system?
Who Owns Restoration? Land Tenure Is the Missing Variable in Ghana’s Climate Resilience Agenda
Up to 40% of global land is degraded. Why land restoration is now central to climate, food security and livelihoods at COP17.
Will Your Non-profit Still Matter in 2046?
The development sector is changing rapidly. Why non-profits must move beyond grant dependency and build resilient, sustainable organisations.
The Perennial Crisis: Rethinking Urban Resilience in Accra
Accra flooding threatens sustainable development: Moving beyond scapegoats to integrated urban planning, climate resilience, and treating nature as infrastructure.
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Why Good Policies Fail: The Missing Link Between Planning and Execution
Ghana has no shortage of development plans, but why do old problems persist? From jobs to farming to flooding, the gap between policy and reality.
When Those Entrusted to Protect Become a Source of Trauma
Parents trust schools to protect their children, but what happens when that trust is broken? Examining abuse of power, silence, and survivor support.
Quantity vs. Quality: Has Free SHS Become Ghana’s Educational Achilles’ Heel?
Picture this: A child in rural Ghana who never...
Safety or “I Catch You”?
A 20-year-old law student died after a Yango bike crash on the Tema Motorway, allegedly kicked by a police officer after a red-light chase. Nothing is proven yet.
Partnerships in the Development Sector: Why People and Character Matter
Having a common goal doesn't guarantee good partnerships. Shared vision matters, but success ultimately depends on the character, behaviour and attitude of the people involved.
An Open Letter to GTEC: Ghana’s Credential Crisis Is a Mirror – and an NQF Is the Frame
"We've had engagements with such individuals, but now we...
Moving from Policy Announcements to Measurable Results
What must change for Ghana's development? The answer isn't mysterious. Ghana's own experience shows what's at stake and what consistent execution can achieve.
Ghana Does Not Lack Policies: It Lacks Consistent Implementation
Ghana has plenty of development plans. The real problem? The gap between policy intent and consistent, life-changing execution.
Rethinking Non-Profit Board Governance: What Akan Family Governance Can Teach Us
What if African non-profit governance looked beyond Western models to indigenous wisdom like Ghana's Akan abusua system?
Mental Health Is Not Just a Health Issue
As Ghana marks World Mental Health Day 2026, it's time to shift from "what's wrong" to "what happened." Listening to lived experience is key to real change.