Ghana Football Association’s Revenue Has Been a Black Box for Years. Legal Options for Disclosure are Scarce
July 11, 2026
The Ghana Football Association's finances are governed by an eighteen-category revenue framework, yet no public document shows how much money moves through any of
Black Volta Standoff: President Mahama’s Brother’s Firm Allegedly Defies Two Court Orders in $100M Gold Mine Dispute
July 9, 2026
Engineers & Planners (E&P), headed by Ibrahim Mahama, brother of President John Dramani Mahama, is allegedly refusing to relinquish the Black Volta gold mine
Togo Tech Minister Cina Lawson is Africa’s Digital Darling. But Internet Shutdowns Under Her Watch Are Hard To Ignore
July 9, 2026
Cina Lawson has spent 15 years transforming Togo into a continental model for digital governance. The accolades are real. So are the controversies
Ghana is Debating Letting Dual Citizens Hold Top Offices in Government. Critics are Pushing Back
July 8, 2026
A constitutional amendment backed by President Mahama would open government roles to dual nationals, reviving a decades-old debate over what allegiance to Ghana should
Labari Media Launches “Labari Data”: A Comprehensive Data Resource Project for Africa
July 6, 2026
Positioned as an essential data hub, Labari Data provides open datasets, trackers, and tools covering key areas including markets, networks, intelligence, governance, people, and
Hoop Dreams: Infrastructure Gaps and Funding Continue to Slow Ghana’s Basketball Development
July 6, 2026
New Ghana Basketball Association president Alex Kukula outlines a long-term plan built around youth development, coach training, and the search for private funding —
Auditor-General Finds $19.4 Million in Irregular Charges at Ghana’s Washington Embassy
July 4, 2026
Special audit ties nearly a decade of consular fee diversions to a local IT officer and implicates senior mission staff in enabling the scheme
Ghana Distributed Small Vehicles To Motorbike Riders To Fix Its “Okada” Problem. The Project Failed To Take Off
July 1, 2026
The Coastal Development Authority's Okada4CODA initiative promised to take motorcycle riders off Ghana's roads and into safer vehicles. Two years later, the programme had