Politics & Governance
Ghana has repeatedly demonstrated an ability to live with difference without allowing difference to become destiny. But peace is cultivated, not inherited automatically — and the warning signs across the region deserve Ghana’s close attention.
A constitutional republic may benefit from a long-serving leader’s experience. But when stability becomes inseparable from one individual, that stability becomes the republic’s greatest vulnerability. A case for building the infrastructure of succession.
MONROVIA – South Africa’s democratic victory in 1994 was never…
President Cyril Ramaphosa has reaffirmed South Africa’s foreign-policy independence, declaring the country’s sovereignty “non-negotiable” amid…
By Elvis Andoh A senior Ghanaian opposition lawmaker has decried the growing economic pressures confronting ordinary…
By Bakary Touray Jr. President Adama Barrow has exercised his prerogative of mercy by granting…
Egypt’s House of Representatives on Tuesday approved a major cabinet reshuffle aimed at accelerating economic…
Burkina Faso’s Transitional Legislative Assembly (ALT) on Monday unanimously adopted a bill dissolving all political…
The Gambia Revenue Authority (GRA) has clarified its role in the collection of customs scanning…
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