Tag: IMANI Africa
Without Processing Facilities, “Nkoko Nkitinkiti” Initiative Will Only Hatch Waste – IMANI Cautions
IMANI warns Ghana’s Nkoko Nkitinkiti poultry programme could fail without matching production…
Ghana’s 9.4% Headline Inflation Looks Good on Paper, But It Tells Half of the Story – IMANI
IMANI warns Ghana’s 9.4% inflation rate masks deep regional disparities, with northern…
“There was Nothing Innovative About Gold-for-Oil”- Bright Simons Insists After Int’l Forensic Review
Bright Simons slammed Ghana’s Gold-for-Oil programme as deceptive, not innovative, after a…
IMANI Demands Criminal Investigations into the Gold-for-Oil Programme Citing GH¢7.2 Billion Leakage
IMANI and others demands criminal action against Ghana's G4O programme architects after…
Galamsey Fight: IMANI Weighs Pros & Cons of Declaring State of Emergency Amid Intense Calls
IMANI warns a state of emergency on galamsey could deliver rapid crackdowns,…
Galamsey State of Emergency: To Declare or Not to Declare – IMANI Proposes a Middle Ground
IMANI proposes a middle ground on galamsey: apply limited, time-bound emergency powers…
Pres. Mahama’s Investment Wins in Japan & Singapore: The “Real Prizes” are Diversification & Confidence
IMANI Africa says President Mahama’s Japan-Singapore trip signals diversification and renewed investor…
New Agriculture Deals Could Unlock Ghana’s Agro-Industrial Revolution, Only If Done Right – IMANI
IMANI says Ghana’s $6.5bn fertilizer and irrigated farming deals could transform agriculture…
IMANI Africa, IISD Demand Stronger Fiscal Council to Safeguard Ghana’s Economic Credibility
IMANI Africa and IISD urge sweeping reforms to Ghana’s Fiscal Council, expanding…
High Palm Oil Production Won’t Save Industry Without Tackling Smuggling – IMANI Warns
IMANI warns Ghana’s palm oil industry won’t improve with production increases alone.…
Cocoa Price Adjustment: Even Higher Prices Won’t Automatically Sweeten Farmers’ Lives – IMANI Claims
IMANI Africa warns that Ghana’s cocoa price hike won’t significantly improve farmers’…
Cement Prices Are Indeed High, But Profiteering Isn’t the Culprit – IMANI Unpacks Situation
IMANI says Ghana’s high cement prices aren’t due to profiteering but structural…