How An Error By Ghana’s Audit Service and A Publication By An Investigative Media Outlet Might Have Shaken Public Trust
Ghana’s fight against payroll fraud hit a wall of controversy this week after a staggering GH¢427 million 'transpositional error' nearly cost a civil servant
Ghana’s Media Has Become a Political Instrument. With Social Media, It’s Getting Worse
Political ownership, self-censorship, and viral disinformation are hollowing out Ghana's free press — from the inside.
Nigeria Tightens Broadcast Rules Ahead of 2027 Elections — And Critics Are Crying Censorship
The National Broadcasting Commission says it is curbing hate speech and bias. Rights groups say it is gagging the press.
Several Countries Have Restricted Teens from Social Media. Should Ghana Follow In Those Footsteps?
A number of countries has started banning teens from social media. The question is whether any of it actually works — and whether Ghana
Uganda Has Drafted A New Sovereignty Bill Which Could Have Broad Effects on Foreign Investment and Civil Society
A sweeping new law threatens to redraw the lines between national protection and economic isolation — and reshape Uganda's place in the world
She Was Appointed as Amnesty’s First Female Country Director in Ghana. Now Genevieve Partington is on a New Mission
Genevieve Partington led Amnesty International Ghana through some of the country's most defining human rights moments. Three years later, she's looking to make impact
Ghanaians Yearn For Alternate Political Parties. Historically, Odds Of Breaking Ghana’s Duopoly Have Not Been Great
Ghana continues to be a duopoly with two major political parties constantly switching positions. History shows opposition parties have tried, and failed to change
How Ride Hailing Platforms in Ghana are Leaving Behind Persons With Disabilities
Ghana's ride-hailing boom has transformed urban mobility for its citizens. But for the country's disabled population, it has been more about exclusion