Beyond The Surface
Why Ghanaian Government Officials are Clashing with an Op-Ed In an Online British Newspaper
Ghana officials have responded to an Op-Ed in The Telegraph, dismissing most of its content as "inaccurate"
President Mahama’s New Green City Initiative Triggers Memories of The Defunct Hope City Project
Ghana's President announced a new Green City project. The announcement is reminiscent of a similar project President Mahama announced more than 10 years ago
Ghana Is Pushing A New Law For Emerging Technologies. But Does It Create Too Much Bureaucracy?
The bill will establish a new agency which could blur the line between policy oversight and political influence
Country for Old Men: The Leaders In Africa Who Refuse to Leave Power
Some African leaders have changed constitutions, allegedly rigged elections and consolidated power to remain Presidents of a young population
Should Ghana’s New Misinformation Bill Alarm Diasporan Commentators and Investigative Journalists?
The Ministry of Communications is currently seeking inputs from the public on the draft of the bill
Cameroon’s Paul Biya Is Trying To Cling To Power. A Female Tech Entrepreneur Has Been One of His Most Vocal Opponents
Cameroon's Paul Biya has ruled the country for 43 years. Rebecca Enonchong, a prominent tech entrepreneur in Africa has been pushing for his removal in recent elections
Ghana’s GoldBod Wants To Use Blockchain To Combat Illegal Gold Mining. Here’s How It Could Work
The technology solution is expected to go live in the first quarter of 2026
US Officials Want To Deport A Salvadoran To Ghana. The Country’s Foreign Ministry Says It Won’t Accept Him
Ghana's Minister of Foreign Affairs says the country's current agreement with the US only stimulated for non-criminal West Africans
Ghana’s President Promised A More Gender Balanced Cabinet. It’s Been Mostly Male Dominated
The promise of a more gender balanced Mahama administration appears to be broken
Multiple Governance Institutions In Ghana Face Millions in Fines for Violating Right to Information Law
Multiple instititutions including the Ghana Police, Lands Commission and Ministry of Education have repeatedly failed to comply with Right to Information requests