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Should competent civil servants be retained beyond retirement ages?
The case to either retain civil servants who have attained the retirement age of 60 years has widely been discussed by academics, practitioners and the media over the years and in recent times too. Per Ghana’s 1992 Constitution, the Civil…
The depressing video of Paul Biya and the matter of old men running Africa
A video that surfaced this week of President Paul Biya of Cameroon while at the US-Africa Leadership Summit in Washington DC last week, surprisingly hasn't gone viral as it should.
Ghana requires Legislative Instrument to get informal sector into pension schemes
Modern pension administration dated back to the 19th Century in Germany, when the Bismarckian Social Welfare System was introduced. Since then, pension has spread across the globe, but largely for the formal sector.
What you need to know about the 1% tourism levy
As we drove on the serene and traffic free Bolga-Navrongo stretch, Huda (not real name) started feeling hunger pangs and across us was a restaurant, so we decided to just walk in to get ourselves a plate of food and some drinks before…
After 30 years of constitutional rule: Is 1992 Constitution serving interest of Ghanaians?
On Saturday, January 7, 2023, Ghana observed the Constitution Day to mark the 30th Anniversary of the Fourth Republican Constitution, which came into effect on January 7, 1993.
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Key political events in 2022 as NPP and NDC elect leaders
Ghana’s political space has been characterized by a cocktail of issues, events, and activities in 2022 as political parties commenced preparations towards the 2024 general election.
Saving to save lives: How ‘susu’ empowered a woman to flee from violence
Two years ago, Yaa Ataa (not her real name) led a life of quiet despair at Bomaa, a farming community in eastern Ghana. Her husband would beat her if she did not cook his favourite meal and rain blows on her accusing her of infidelity if…
To prevent or to cure; Ghana’s e-waste dilemma
It is 1100 hours Tuesday morning at Cable and Wireless, a community in Accra.
Is Ato Essien the first to take advantage of plea bargain law in Ghana?
On Tuesday December 12, 2022 there was news from the courts that was received with mixed feelings across the country, considering the magnitude of the offence, but more importantly, because of who was involved. William Ato Essien, Chief…