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- The Role of Social Media in Ghana’s Political CampaignsGhana’s political campaigns have moved far beyond rallies, posters and radio jingles. Facebook, TikTok, X, Instagram and WhatsApp now shape how candidates…
- Election Security Measures Shaping Ghana’s 2024 VoteGhana’s 2024 general election placed public safety, political restraint and trust in state institutions at the centre of national attention. Voters chose a…
- Why The IMF Bailout Still Haunts Ghanaian HouseholdsGhana’s agreement with the International Monetary Fund was presented as a necessary rescue after years of borrowing, currency weakness and shrinking fiscal…
- Ghana’s Debt Restructuring And Its Impact On Everyday LifeGhana’s debt restructuring has moved from emergency talks to a broad programme covering local bonds, foreign commercial debt and bilateral loans. The process…
- Ghana’s Independent Candidates Reshape the Political ConversationThe Rise of Independent Candidates in Ghanaian Politics reflects growing frustration with the country’s established party system. For decades, the National…
- Akufo-Addo’s Legacy: Infrastructure Wins and MissesNana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo left office in January 2025 after two terms shaped by ambitious promises on roads, rail, hospitals, schools and industrial…
- Inside Ghana’s Gold-for-Oil Deal and Its Economic ImpactGhana’s gold-for-oil policy was created to address two linked pressures: the country’s need to import petroleum and its shortage of foreign exchange. Instead…
- Ghana’s Parliamentary Shake-Up And The Race For The Next TermGhana’s Parliament is entering a period of reset after the 2024 general election. The National Democratic Congress (NDC) returned to government under John…
- Ghana’s 2024 Election: Key Candidates And Their PromisesGhana’s 2024 general election was a major political contest shaped by economic pressure, youth unemployment, public debt and demands for stronger…