Charles Vandyck

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Charles Kojo Vandyck is a development practitioner, thought leader, and advocate for transformative change in majority-world communities. As the Head of Capacity Development at WACSI and a member of the RINGO Systems Change initiative, Charles has been instrumental in strengthening civil society organisations to drive sustainable, community-led impact. With credentials as a certified Change the Game Academy Master Trainer and an IFC-Learning and Performance Institute Trainer, he blends a wealth of practical expertise with a deep passion for leadership development, organisational growth, and systems transformation. Charles is also a recognised podcaster, amplifying critical conversations on global development, equity, and innovation.

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Are We Still Fighting Yesterday’s Battles?

Ghana's struggles persist: Reflecting on Kwame Nkrumah's legacy, what's holding Africa back from realizing its potential?

Behind the Galamsey Judgment: When a Company Can No Longer Hide Its Owner

Ghana’s Akonta Mining judgment tests accountability, the rule of law, and efforts to curb galamsey’s environmental damage.

Beyond the Road Inspection- What a Conversation at Home Revealed About Ghana’s Public Service

Dinner table talk on Ghana: weak public service systems, failing infrastructure, and institutions that only work when leaders show up.

Boniface Mwangi Enters 2027 Presidential Race: Redefining Kenya’s Politics and Inspiring Africa

Kenyan human rights activist Boniface Mwangi launches 2027 presidential bid, marking a shift from activism to electoral politics and sparking a potential "ballot revolution" in Kenya.

Bridging Change and Cohesion: The Impact of Alternative Convos

Alternative Convos Podcast is not just a show, it is a space, intentionally created for honest conversations that often do not happen elsewhere.

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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.
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