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

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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.

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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

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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

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In an unexpected but impactful policy move, the U.S....

Ghana’s Gold Gambit; Welcome the Ambition, Demand the Governance

Economy George Okorley George Okorley -
Ghana’s new GoldBod policy mandates 30% gold sales to the state from July 2026. A reserves and cedi boost, but the real development test is accountability.

Re-imagining the Republic: Reflections from the 4th Ghana Civil Society Forum 2026

Opinion Charles Vandyck Charles Vandyck -
Leaders at the 4th Ghana Civil Society Forum 2026 tackled democratic consolidation and inclusive development as civic space shrinks and aid models shift.

Is Indiscipline Ghana’s Real Super Power?

Opinion Charles Vandyck Charles Vandyck -
A thought-provoking reflection on indiscipline in Ghana and its impact on civic responsibility, everyday life, and national development.

The Perennial Crisis: Rethinking Urban Resilience in Accra

Social Victoria Beeko Danso Victoria Beeko Danso -
Accra flooding threatens sustainable development: Moving beyond scapegoats to integrated urban planning, climate resilience, and treating nature as infrastructure.

The OSP at a Crossroads: A Citizen’s Reflection on Justice, Power, and the Long Game

Politics Charles Vandyck Charles Vandyck -
The fight against corruption is not a short-term endeavour, it is a long game that requires patience, consistency, and collective commitment. The OSP is one piece of that puzzle, but its survival and effectiveness will ultimately reflect the seriousness with which Ghana is prepared to confront corruption at its roots.
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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.

Quantity vs. Quality: Has Free SHS Become Ghana’s Educational Achilles’ Heel?

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Safety or “I Catch You”?

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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

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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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