The ACDEG beyond policy, provides avenues for assessing human rights in Africa. African governments must act in accordance with international human rigths law, uphold and respect the rights of citizens esp. the marginalized @africa_wewant#ImplementACDEG#TheAfricaWeWant#ACDEG
I just witnessed a tearful reunion on my street.
Some grandparents came to recruit boys to help save their children and grandkids who were trapped a few houses from mine.
We were all cheering as the boys wadded through chest level water with kids on their shoulders to safety
EMERGENCY EMERGENCY
Please anyone using the Mahama road should divert or use the on-coming vehicle lane from the round about (the statue) towards 37 road
There is a 30kv electricity cable lying in the middle of the road.
Please take this serious and take the direction given.
Thank you
If e be election time like all political parties dey send you text message mention your family tree all for votes. Can’t even get NADMO to send a coordinated text blast to tell people to stay home and assure them of support.
🧤 🇬🇭 BENJAMIN ASARE DELIVERS FOR THE BLACK STARS!
🥇 Hearts of Oak’s hero becomes the FIRST Ghana Premier League goalkeeper to start a World Cup match for Ghana… and he’s already making HISTORY!
🥇 First keeper to record TWO clean sheets in his first two World Cup games for the Black Stars.
🌟 This is LEGENDARY!
🇬🇭 GHANA NEVER LOSE THEIR SECOND GAME AT THE WORLD CUP. Period.
✅ 2006: Czech Republic 0-2 Ghana
🤝 2010: Ghana 1-1 Australia
🤝 2014: Ghana 2-2 Germany
✅ 2022: South Korea 2-3 Ghana
🏟️ That’s 4 straight unbeaten second matches. 2 wins. 2 draws.
🖤 Pure Black Stars DNA
👊🏿 Now 2026 is calling…
🏴 England 🆚 Ghana 🇬🇭
People really tried to kill Benjamin Asare’s spirit. Saying he had no business in this team as if the rest of the squad was 2002 Brazil. I’m happiest for him - clean sheet against England. You will never take that away from him.
Goalkeeper Benjamin Asare plays for Hearts of Oak in the Ghana Premier League.
He’s spent his entire club career in Ghana.
Now he’s kept a clean sheet against England at the World Cup, a nation whose players all feature in Europe’s top leagues 😮👏
England v Ghana is the World Cup’s only group-stage match where both countries' capitals sit right on the Prime Meridian
England has London, where the Prime Meridian was fixed. Ghana has Accra, the only other world capital to sit on the zero degree longitude line.
Stay tuned for more cutting-edge, geography-based World Cup analysis.
In this short piece that Semafor was so kind to publish, I make the following points, among others, about Ghana’s gold boon.
1. The price rally has been fantastic for Ghana’s macro-fiscal outlook.
2. Gold's contribution to GDP is now almost equal to agriculture, forestry, & fisheries combined.
3. Gold now accounts for almost 70% of exports. Ghana used to be a tri-commodity economy (oil and cocoa being the other two props). Gold is now the only game in town. From the Gold Coast to the Golden Island, it would seem.
4. While gold is helping Ghana maintain lower middle income status, it can't take Ghana to the upper middle income status its top elites crave.
5. That is why successive governments have talked so often about "adding value to gold."
6. Unfortunately, "value addition" has been misconstrued as "incremental refining". Yet, refining gold locally in Ghana barely adds an additional 2% more to value transformation.
7. That is why multiple gold refineries in Ghana’s recent past remain idle. A similar story around Africa.
8. Even in Australia, where much bigger refineries exist, profit margins rarely exceed 0.5%. Incremental refining of gold to bullion is a brutal and competitive international game.
So, what is the policy recommendation?
Read on:
https://t.co/UXyL4GzRwy
In just about five short years, The Fourth Estate has produced investigations that have dominated national conversations and triggered real-world consequences, from prosecutions to policy reviews.
LISTEN to the first episode of our podcast.
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Dr. Delali Adzo Gawu, one of KNUST's first PhD graduates in Law and Ghana’s first female homegrown PhD in the discipline, shares how her doctoral research confronts the complexity of Ghana’s tax laws.
In her thesis, she explains why unclear tax policy and inconsistent interpretation of source of income rules make tax law difficult even for experts, and outlines practical pathways for simplification to strengthen compliance and the rule of law. #DoctoralDialogues
🔗 Read more here⬇️ https://t.co/yt3p1vT8DB