The whole Captain Budu Koomson saga has been blown out of proportion. Here are the facts: 1. He was NOT speaking in his capacity as Chief Operating Officer of the UT Group. He was [...]

As most of you know, Ghana is in a period of intense load-shedding. Even though the acute phase of the crisis is likely to subside by end of May, there shall be chronic difficulties [...]

There are two prevailing and conflicting views of progress in Africa: the ‘incrementalists’ and the ‘cyclicalists’. The incrementalists say Africa is ‘catching up’; the cyclicalists say it is ‘not catching up fast enough’ because [...]

This paper is an attempt to contribute to the dissatisfaction within the academic community eon the ongoing debates about development aid in the hope that some progress is made on the need or otherwise [...]

Thinking About Think Tanks: Which Ones Are The Best? Cato Institute ranks among the top free-market thinks tanks in North America. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) The history of the London exchange dates back to 1698. [...]

AFRICAN LIBERAL MEDIA FELLOWSHIP Lead Contact: Sammy Darko The IMANI Center for Policy & Education made Ghana proud as it emerged one of the top10 civil society groups in Africa in the latest Global [...]

This article has been cited as one of the Financial Times Smart Reads for December 7, 2012 Smart Reads December 7, 2012    Ghanaians are voting for the next president of the longest-lived republic in [...]

November 2012 Part One: Background Whoever wins the Ghanaian Presidential Elections of 7th December 2012 will be confronted when they wake up on 8th January with a country where virtually all the urgently needed [...]

On Thursday, October 4, 2012, the ARA Libertad, an Argentine Military Training ship which berthed at Tema Port, was seized on the orders of a Ghanaian High Court much to the chagrin of the [...]

Four years ago, after decades of pain with the way workers pensions were handled by the Social Security and National Insurance Trust, the country through the then government decided reforms were needed.  Corporate, public [...]