Beyond The Surface
Why The US Is Signing New Agreements With African Countries For Its “America First” Health Strategy”
Ghana is currently finalising an agreement with the US government
Ghana Constitutional Review Panel Provides Recommendations to Curb Executive Power and Boost Development
President Mahama calls proposals ‘revolutionary and radical’ as committee submits long-awaited report
World Cup Heartbreak and Secret Meetings: Inside the Room During Ghana’s Debt Crisis
A former employee at the Minister of Finance wrote about his behind the scenes experience when Ghana endured one of its worst debt crisis
Ghana’s New Road Law Takes Aim at Drunk Driving and Legalising “Okada”
Parliament Passes Sweeping Traffic Amendment, Cutting Legal Alcohol Limit and Formalizing the Nation’s Thriving Commercial Motorcycle Industry
Members of Parliament Want The Office of The Special Prosecutor Abolished. Is The Decision Premature?
Some political figures say the Office of the Special Prosecutor is a drain on resources after failing to resolve high profile corruption cases
Ghana Protests ‘Inhumane’ Treatment of Travelers at Airport in Israel
Ghana says it will issue a reciprocal response after ill treatment of its citizens in an Israeli airport
Zipline Was Contracted To Deliver Medical Supplies To Remote Areas in Ghana. A New Administration Says The Contract is Overpriced
The Government has called for a review of Zipline's contract, describing it as "bloated"
First Year Of Ghana’s Minister of Communications Marked By Initial Wins, Policy Pushback, and Regulatory Battles
Sam George has been on the fore front of setting new policy agendas for the Minister. But he has pushback for some of his actions and new policy initiatives
A Government Program Provided Tablets to Schools For Learning. Students Have Been Accessing Adult Content on the Devices
The Minister of Education stated that they would be investigating and issuing restrictions on the tablets
Is Ghana’s $3 Million eJustice System Underdelivering?
An IMF report details how despite promising to digitise the courts, the eJustice project appears to have hit a roadblock