Tag: IMANI Centre for Policy and Education

Ghana's economy registered a robust performance in the first quarter of 2025, with a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate of 5.3%, a significant improvement from what a seasoned analyst ...

In a very detailed analysis, Reginald Sekyi-Brown, a researcher and activist, has called for a comprehensive digital overhaul of Ghana’s Parliamentary website, describing it as a significant weak point in ...

The IMANI Centre for Policy and Education has offered a sobering, yet constructive critique of the state of Ghana’s democracy, with a pointed focus on the role and relevance of ...

The Constitution Review Commission as far back as 2011 provided a clear framework for how to make the security agencies more independent

The Honorary Vice President of IMANI Centre for Policy and Education, Bright Simons, has expressed significant doubt over Ghana’s ability to recover even a fraction of the alleged $21 billion ...

I worry about coming across as trying to intellectualise a situation that for many millions involves real life and death stakes. Global Aid

In a detailed assessment of the President Mahama administration's recent restructuring of government ministries, Dr Theo Acheampong, a seasoned Political Risk Analyst and Fellow at the IMANI Centre for Policy ...

The Honorary Vice President of IMANI Centre for Policy and Education, Bright Simons has called for a critical and thorough reading of the recently released report by the Commission on ...

At the annual IMANIFesto event hosted by the IMANI Centre for Policy and Education, energy sector challenges took center stage as key political parties in Ghana outlined their policy proposals. ...

Ghana's current economic crisis, characterized by high inflation and a depreciating currency, has eroded the real value of people's incomes, pushing more citizens into poverty. Inflation rates have escalated, significantly ...