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
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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 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
Ghana’s State-Owned Enterprises See 28% Revenue Growth But With Growing Net Losses
Ghana State Owned Enterprises saw a net loss of GHC 9.68 billion despite 28% revenue growth in 2024
A Deputy Minister’s Title Sparks Debate on Unearned Academic Credentials in Ghana
The Ghana Tertiary Education Commission has been sending notices to politicians about the use of "unearned" titles, sparking debates online
Kojo Choi, A Naturalized Ghanaian of Korean Descent Is Creating A Lot Of Buzz After His Ambassadorial Appointment
Despite being a Ghanaian citizen, Mr Choi's appearance has caused a stir after the announcement of his appointment
Tanzania’s President Was Seen As A Reformist. But Now, She’s Consolidating Power
She reversed many authoritarian policies of her predecessor. But as elections draw closer, President Samia Hassan appears to be following in his footsteps
Ghana’s 24H+ Policy Initiative Is Ambitious But Past Broken Promises Make It Ripe For Skepticism
The 24H+ policy is an ambitious plan to revitalise industrialisation in Ghana but numerous pitfalls could derail it
Why Ghana Needs Its Own Version of the US Congressional Budget Office
Should Ghana consider adopting a concept like America's CBO for unbiased financial assessments of policies by government administrations?
President Mahama’s Pledge to Include More Women in Government is in Jeopardy
Ghana's President promised to put more women in his administration. Three months later and it looks like he's about to break that pledge
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