Ghana | ISS Africa

Ghana’s constitution allows an excessively powerful presidency to influence all levels of administration – it must be reformed.

In the interest of national stability, Ghana’s new government must tackle threats and gaps in the security sector.

With elections in December, widespread perceptions of political bias in the Supreme Court threaten the democratic process.

Political interests must be set aside to prevent illegal mining from devastating the country’s forests, farmland and water system.

Ahead of the December 2024 elections, heightened mistrust in state institutions and unresolved tensions threaten to disrupt the polls.

With the right strategy, Ghana’s fledgling new movement could become a political force to be reckoned with.

Ghana’s anti-gay bill passed this year has been widely condemned as ‘brutal, harsh and unjust.’

This report explores the impact of Ghana’s drug policy reform.

Ghana cannot recycle all its hazardous waste imports, but that hasn't curbed its role in the billion-dollar global business.

A controlled legal market for craft arms manufacturing could curb the growing threat posed by these weapons.

From an absence of violence to large-scale vote buying, the outcomes of two recent elections cannot be ignored.

Risk factors for OCSEA are prevalent and increasing across the ECOWAS region.