World Bank Partnership To Prioritise Ghana’s Power Sector Reforms
Ghana is seeking to deepen its engagement with the World Bank Group by placing power-sector reforms, grid modernisation and energy-system...
Read moreDetailsIvy Opoku Mintah is an energy and extractive sector journalist with The Vaultz News, specialising in petroleum, energy policy, renewable energy and resource governance. She is an alumna of the Africa Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP) Next Generation Resource Governance Leaders Programme, where she co-authored an award-winning policy paper on 'Cost of Industrialisation in Africa's Mineral Value Chains'. Ivy holds a Master’s degree in International Management and Applied Languages from Université d’Orléans, France. Her reporting focuses on delivering in-depth, policy-driven analysis of Ghana’s energy sector and Africa’s evolving energy landscape.
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