Press Release

The YAFO Institute today released its 2023 Annual Report that highlights its efforts to advance civil liberty, free enterprise, and prosperity in Ghana. The report signifies our determination to make individuals realize their freedom and defend it. It features our progress, barriers overcome, and greater works that need to be done. The report details a

In Ghana, electoral process is not confined to a single day; instead, it encompasses a series of significant steps and procedures that begin as soon as an election is over. The vital role played by the Electoral Commissioner (EC) throughout these stages is instrumental in guaranteeing the integrity of a free and fair election.  The

The YAFO Institute, renowned for its consistent commitment to fostering civil liberty, free enterprise, and prosperity in Ghana, is pleased to announce the addition of six new team members. Senior research assistants and research interns are among those who will play critical roles in advancing the institute’s mission. As Ghana continues to pursue economic progress,

Job creation stimulates economic growth by increasing the purchasing power of individuals and creating demand for goods and services. This leads to increased production, sales, and revenue which in turn contributes to the growth and expansion of the economy. However, the statement by the Vice President of Ghana, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, speaking to New Patriotic

The  E-Levy bill should exempt transfer payments for school fees at tertiary institutions. The   E-Levy bill has created certain exemptions,  however,  excludes transfer payment for school fees at public and private tertiary institutions. The increased use of mobile money means that E-Levy would affect every individual who engages in electronic transfer, including students and parents