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The Honorary Vice President of IMANI Centre for Policy and Education, Bright Simons has raised alarm over what he described as looming fiscal traps awaiting Ghana’s next government, expected to ...

Bright Simons, a seasoned policy analyst and the Honorary Vice President of the IMANI Centre for Policy and Education has touted the achievements of Ghana’s Eighth Parliament, highlighting its effects ...

The Honorary Vice President of the IMANI Centre for Policy and Education, Bright Simons has issued a damning critique of the Ghana Tradefair redevelopment project.  In a detailed exposé, the ...

The recent electoral loss of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has ignited a flurry of analyses and speculations across Ghana’s political landscape.  While many attribute the defeat to immediate factors ...

Renowned policy analyst, Bright Simons has expressed deep concerns over what he described as the decline of intellectual rigour in Ghana's political discourse and called for urgent actions to address ...

More than eight hours after the close of polls in Ghana’s December 7 general elections, the collation of results has yet to commence in several constituencies across the country.  This ...

Ghana stands on the brink of significant political change, with the promise of a new president, a fresh parliament, and substantial turnover in the civil service come January 7, 2025.  ...

Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia's recent commissioning of Ghana's e-gate system at the Kotoka International Airport has ignited a firestorm of criticism.  Many observers have pointed out that this is ...

In a sharp critique of Ghana’s aviation policies and management, Selorm Branttie, Vice President of the IMANI Centre for Policy and Education, has called attention to systemic failures that have ...

The Honorary Vice President of the IMANI Centre for Policy and Education, Bright  Simons has expressed a deep sense of regret, especially over the limited influence of think tanks like ...