#Constitutional Scholar Slams Third-Term Claims: “Two Terms Means Two Terms!”

A leading constitutional scholar in Ghana, H. Kwasi Prempeh, has vehemently opposed suggestions that the Supreme…

Rethinking Compensation in Ghana: A Shift Towards Skills-Based Pay

Ghana’s job market is evolving, and with it, the need for a more nuanced approach to…

#GHANA’S FUTURE: PRIVATE SECTOR LEADERSHIP IN HEALTH AND EDUCATION?

The Ghanaian government is considering a bold move to privatize health employees and teachers to avoid…

Private Management for Public Services: A New Approach to Health and Education

The proposal to hand over the management of health and education staff to private organizations on…

#Proposed Legislation: A Misguided Approach to Fighting Corruption

The recent announcement that Parliament will draft legislation on lifestyle audits for individuals suspected of amassing…

#The Right to Self-Defense in Ghana: Understanding the Law

In Ghana, the right to self-defense is enshrined in the Constitution and supported by various laws…

#Ghana Government Bill Ends GSL Monopoly, Opens Bar Exam to All Eligible Graduates.

By: Alexander Afriyie In a significant move towards legal policy reform, the Ghana government has introduced…

#The Pursuit of Justice: A Closer Look at the Ghana Chief’s Case.

By: Alexander Afriyie The case of the Ghana chief has sparked intense debate, with many questioning…

#A Trip Across the Atlantic: Is the Foreign Affairs Committee’s Visit to Washington D.C. a Wise Use of Resources?

By: Alexander Afriyie The Majority Members of the Foreign Affairs Committee of Parliament are set to…

#The Pitfalls of Politicizing Ghana’s Public Institutions

By: Alexander Afriyie The trend of naming Ghana’s public institutions, such as universities, after politicians has…