Tag: IMANI Africa
IMANI Report Finds Shift in Ghana’s Politics Toward Policy Over Personality
IMANI PULSE reports Ghana’s political discourse is shifting from personality-based politics to…
NITA Bill Risks Locking Ghana’s One Million Coders Out of Digital Economy
As Ghana races to train hundreds of thousands of young people in…
The Sovereignty Paradox: Data Colonialism, Debt, and Africa’s Digital Future
By John Sitsofe MensahIMANI Associate The twenty-first-century scramble for Africa is invisible.…
New Independent Fiscal Council: A Critical Milestone for Ghana’s Economic Recovery – IMANI Says
IMANI Center for Policy and Education says Ghana’s new Fiscal Council is…
Ghana Think Tanks Urge Govt to Cut Fuel Prices by GH₵1.65
Ghana think tanks urge a GHS1.65 fuel price cut, citing rising costs,…
Coalition of CSOs Propose GHC1.65p Reduction in Prices of Fuel to Give Relief to Ghanaians
IMANI, COPEC, INSTEPR, and IES propose a GHC1.65 fuel price reduction for…
IMANI Urges Market-Oriented Reform of Ghana’s Rental Sector, Ending Revenue-Focused Regulation
IMANI urges Ghana to adopt a market-oriented rental system, emphasizing transparency, professional…
Just Increasing Supply Not a ‘Magic Wand’ to Reduce Cement Prices – IMANI Tells Gov’t
IMANI says increasing cement supply won’t reduce prices, citing existing surplus and…
IMANI Africa Advocates Transformative Overhaul of Ghana’s Public Sector
IMANI Africa urges a complete overhaul of Ghana’s public sector pay system,…
IMANI Challenges Secrecy on Public Officials’ Wealth in Ghana
The IMANI Center for Policy & Education is challenging Ghana’s practice of…
IMANI Says 3 to 5 Years of Strict Execution of AETA Can Vastly Reduce Ghana’s Tomato Imports
IMANI Africa says three to five years of disciplined AETA implementation, expanding…
Structural Inefficiencies Fueling Ghana’s $400M Annual Tomato Import from Burkina – IMANI Says
IMANI Africa argues Ghana’s $400 million annual tomato imports from Burkina stem…