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The fight to make workplaces safe for women is everyone’s fight
Members of every gender face workplace discrimination, violence and harassment, but stereotyping and the cultural practices of some societies make women more vulnerable.
Sexual assaults, discrimination and humiliation happen at…
South Africa wants G20 Summit to advance global governance reforms
South Africa views the upcoming G20 Summit as an opportunity to advance global governance reforms and reorient the international developmental agenda, the Presidency said on Wednesday.
South Africa also takes the summit as a platform…
Women most likely to be affected by violence in the workplace, but we are all victims
The worldwide #MeToo movement has revealed that sexual harassment and assault are part of most women’s professional lives. However, this focus that comes from Hollywood should not make us overlook the other forms of violence women suffer in…
Minister says Ghana e-waste plant to create 20,000 jobs, but silent on health and environmental…
Ghana is being overwhelmed in chemicals contained in electronics waste, commonly known as e-waste. Despite donor interest and support to address the potentially explosive – environmental and public health risks, government after government…
The IDA: A crucial partnership in a changing world
We know that the number of people living in extreme poverty around the world continues to decline. In 25 years, extreme poverty was reduced from 36% to 10%. That’s 1.1 billion fewer people living under $1.90 a day. But the pace of progress…
UNFPA pushes for harmonization of sex education in Ghana
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) is leading the process of harmonizing Sexual and Reproductive Health Education in Ghana.
It has, consequently, in collaboration with Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) among other stakeholders…
Anti-corruption fight must be intensified as Copenhagen readies for international conference
The Danish capital, Copenhagen, where temperatures have started dipping to the regions of 11 to 18 degree Celsius is warming up to host the largest anti-corruption conference in the world.
The 18th edition of the International…
Without tax justice, there is no development: Africa’s voice must be heard
The emotion was palpable at the United Nations two weeks ago, when, to the sound of traditional Ghanaian songs, the General Assembly bowed to the memory of Kofi Annan. A true global leader, the man who was Secretary-General of the United…
NAM1 and his Menzgold: When the dust settles, would he be Ghana’s all-time Ponzi king?
Nana Appiah Mensah appeared from nowhere or at least, not much was known about him, just like most others who appeared and then whittled away soon after their true identities were found out. He came up with grand business ideas, spanning…
Did you know that Ghanaian banks gave out GH¢30b in loans in 2015?
It didn’t take rocket science, or the use of any extraordinary powers for anyone with an eye on Ghana’s banking industry to predict the crisis which results started showing in the last one year with the collapse of seven commercial banks.…