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Planting For Food and Jobs: Assessing the Impact of Phase I and the Fate of Phase II
The government’s primary agricultural campaign, Planting for Food and Jobs (PFJ) – which was launched on 19th April 2017 – has five (5) implementation elements. The
Ghana’s 2024 Budget Review: Tax Components, Revenue and Expenditure
The Minister for Finance presented the Budget Statement and Economic Policy of the Government of Ghana for the 2024 financial year (“Budget Statement”) to Parliament
Abolishing Teacher’s Licensure Exams: How Occupational License is Becoming a Barrier to Poverty Reduction in Ghana
The need to improve, protect the public against incompetent and dishonest practitioners, and improve the quality for persons receiving the service justifies the emergence of
Mensah Sarbah and the Transformative Fight for Land Rights in Ghana
Mensah Sarbah is a prominent figure known for his significant contributions to the domain of land rights and ownership in Ghana. He played a vital
Ghana needs Constant Supply of Electricity not Electric Cars
The political landscape of Ghana is shadowed by the 2024 Election. Every candidate takes advantage of the rare chance to share their thoughts and programs
Akosomba Dam Spillage: A Call for Action
The Akosombo dam which is also known as the Volta dam was built between 1961 and 1965 as a hydroelectric dam on the Volta River
Press Freedom Under Threat: Who Fights for The Fourth Estate?
Ghana has had a long tradition of state ownership and control of the media, dating back to pre-independence times. It is believed that since the
A Comparative Analysis of the Gh¢60 Billion Loss Incurred by the Bank of Ghana, the Financial Sector Clean Up and the Bond Holders’ Haircut
Introduction The financial sector in Ghana has undergone a significant transformation in recent years, marked by the collapse of several financial institutions and the subsequent
The Bitter Brew: How Inflation in Ghana Has Eroded the Prosperity of Cocoa Farmers
Ghana’s social and economic landscape has been significantly shaped by cocoa growing, which is primarily practiced by smallholder farmers. But as the plague of inflation