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The Geopolitics & Geo-Economics of De-Dollarisation: BRICS Currency Strategy, Lessons for Africa’s Common Currency, and Beyond

Despite political independence, Africa’s economies remain tied to foreign currencies, sparking renewed calls for financial sovereignty at the UPSA Annual Leadership Lecture.

Shepherding Indigenous Donor Support For National Development And Good Governance.

Spotlight On Mr Ibrahim-Tanko Amidu’s Leadership Impact At STAR-Ghana...

Building Operational Resilience within Financial Service Institutions: Addressing Outsourcing Risks in Core Functions

In today’s highly interconnected financial landscape, Regulated Financial Institutions...

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....

How African CSOs Can Turn Climate Finance and Natural Capital into Sustainable Income

Decades of reliance on donor grants is under pressure. Why African non-profits must rethink income, control, and financial sustainability.

How African Non-Profits Can Build Real Sovereignty Through Endowments and Long-Term Funds

African non-profits are trapped in grant cycles. True sustainability means building organizational sovereignty and control over resources.

Beyond Leadership: Why Africa’s Greatest Development Crisis May Be a Crisis of Citizenship (Part I)

"Everything rises and falls on leadership", but is it enough? Examining why decades of leadership changes in Africa haven’t fully solved poverty, weak institutions, and poor governance.

The Five Income Streams African Non-Profits Must Have by 2036

For decades, many African non-profit organisations have depended heavily on grants from international donors. These grants have supported important work in health, education, governance,...

Africa’s Green Taxonomies compatibility with MSMEs: What can be improved with learnings from Europe and Asia

African countries are rapidly adopting green finance taxonomies, but a structural gap remains for the SMEs that power the continent’s economies.

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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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