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Confidence On the Road: How Stakeholders Judge the Ecowas Brown Card Scheme
By: Prof Samuel Lartey Regional integration is measured not only by the movement of people and goods but also…
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Africans Must Leave …. But to Where?
By Seidu Agongo The troubling scenes unfolding in South Africa, where fellow Africans are being harassed, beaten, threatened, and…
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The Insurance Imperative: Safeguarding Africa’s Single Market under AfCFTA
By Dr. Winfred Kwasi Dodzih The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) represents one of the most transformative economic…
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Growing Numbers, Shrinking Livelihoods: Why Ghana’s Economic Growth Is Not Yet Feeding the Ordinary Citizen
By: Prof Samuel Lartey Ghana’s economy expanded by an impressive 6.4 percent in the first quarter of 2026, slightly…
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When Inflation Falls but Hardship Rises: Understanding Ghana’s Cost of Living Paradox
By : Prof. Samuel Lartey Across Ghana today, one of the greatest economic contradictions confronting households is this: inflation…
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What is Artificial Intelligence in Today’s Data Age
By: Prof. Samuel Lartey Artificial Intelligence is one of the most transformative developments of the modern digital era. It…
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The Architecture of Inequity: How India’s Goodwill Was Codified into Concession (Part 2)
By: Dr. Pradeep Kumar Saxena Pakistan’s Weaponisation of the Treaty Systematic Obstruction of Indian Development Since the Treaty’s signing,…
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The Architecture of Inequity: How India’s Goodwill Was Codified into Concession (Part I)
By: Dr. Pradeep Kumar Saxena Partition of a River System The Indus River System comprises six major rivers, that’s…
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Remembering a Colossus of Ghanaian Politics: The Enduring Legacy of Sam Boateng
Ghana’s Fourth Republic stands today as one of Africa’s most resilient democratic experiments, built on a foundation of constitutional…
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Bitter, Spicy, Sour, Sweet: How Africa’s Flavors Found their Way to China
By Yang Dingdu, You Huiyuan The mellow bitterness of Ethiopian coffee, the searing heat of a Rwandan chilli, the…
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