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George Okorley

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For over 12 years, George has been instrumental in Strategy, Operations and Management with special focus on Climate, Gender, Youth, Development and MEL systems in different organisations. He has expansive experience in coaching and guiding tertiary students and other youth to find purpose, direction and meaning in life. Currently, he is a Managing Partner at SEDGIZ Consulting Ltd and National Creation Care Officer at A Rocha Ghana. Research, capacity building, counselling, strategy and programming, as well as negotiations are his primary mandates. George is passionate about leadership development. He sits on boards and contributes to impactful changes with far-reaching vision and dynamism.

Exclusive articles:

Ghana’s Galamsey Fight: A Presidential Powwow and What Comes Next

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President John Mahama met with Civil Society Organisations to tackle Ghana’s illegal mining crisis, pledging real action beyond politics to restore lands, rivers, and communities.

Green Technologies Shaping the Future of Industry: Innovations Driving Sustainable Progress

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Introduction The world stands at a crossroads where economic growth and environmental responsibility must go hand in hand. The days when sustainability was seen as...

Measuring Creation Care: Ghanaian Churches Must Move from Environmental Concern to Institutional Practice

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Environmental degradation is now a discipleship issue. For Ghanaian churches, the next step is measuring creation-care ministry by real ecological change.

The 24-Hour Economy’s Hardest Test Is Not Implementation. It Is Measurement.

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A Debate That Answered Itself On 23 July 2026, ahead of the Mid-Year Budget Review, the Ranking Member of Parliament's Economy and Development Committee, Kojo...

The Galamsey Fight, To Be Or Not To Be?

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It was a hot afternoon on May 29, 2017. All was going well, or was it? At least people were going about their day-to-day...
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From Abelenkpe to the World: 19 Years of Lessons on Leadership, Integrity and the Future of African Civil Society

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From Volunteer 001 to Head of Capacity Development: A 19-year journey at WACSI on passion, weak governance, and what it takes to build lasting institutions.

Rules Do Not Govern. People Do.

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Every time a Ghanaian institution collapses we ask: where was the board? The board was there on paper. The real failure is not rules, but courage.

Why Good Policies Fail: The Missing Link Between Planning and Execution

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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

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Parents trust schools to protect their children, but what happens when that trust is broken? Examining abuse of power, silence, and survivor support.
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