Paul Frimpong CGIA, ICCE

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Paul Frimpong is a development economist, top voice on Sino-Africa relations, and an award-winning entrepreneur. He’s currently the Executive Director & Senior Research Fellow at the Africa-China Centre for Policy & Advisory. The Africa-China Centre for Policy and Advisory is a Sino-African research and policy think tank and advisory firm headquartered in Accra, Ghana. The Centre is dedicated to providing unbiased policy and market research as well as distinct views on Africa-China relations.

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Sino-African Cooperation: Leveraging China’s Global Security Initiative for Africa’s Regional Security Challenges

In 2024, terrorist attacks in the Sahel claimed over 8,000 lives, while eastern DRC saw Goma fall to M23 rebels, displacing millions. These crises...

The Ripple Effects: How the U.S. Tariff War Could Reshape Africa’s Trade Landscape

In an unexpected but impactful policy move, the U.S. government under President Donald Trump has introduced sweeping reciprocal tariffs, initiating a baseline 10% duty...

Understanding FOCAC: A Comprehensive Overview and Key Insights

In the years leading up to 2000, Africa faced numerous challenges, including civil wars, diseases, and a crippling debt burden. The continent, often labeled...

Unraveling the Truth: Dispelling Key Myths About Africa-China Relations.

Few alliances have sparked as much interest and speculation in the complicated fabric of international relations as between Africa and China. The relationship between...

Why People Matter: Reimagining the Future of Africa–China Cooperation

Africa–China cooperation has entered a moment of maturity. Over the past two decades, the partnership has delivered visible and transformative outcomes—roads and railways, industrial...

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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?

Beyond Donor Funding: Rethinking Ghana’s Civil Society Sustainability

Ghana's traditional donor-funded CSO model is changing. What comes next for survival, relevance and lasting impact?

Relocating the Seat or Reimagining the Table?

True power shift isn't a bigger slice of the same pie — it's baking a new pie where local actors decide what matters, what counts, and what success looks like.
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