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African Renaissance and Sustainability Engagement (ARISE) Webinar event series Update

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Here, we bring you updates on our earlier held African Renaissance and Sustainability Engagement (ARISE) webinar event series from the desk of DevAfrica Institute, Ghana. Featuring speakers from diverse geographical locations, these seasoned and knowledgeable experts who are on top form in their various niches teamed to dialogue and brainstorm on the theme of “Harnessing […]

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2024 International Symposium for West African Studies (ISWAS)

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The 2024 International Symposium for West African Studies (ISWAS), held at the University of Abomey-Calavi in Benin Republic, was undoubtedly a resounding success.It truly would not have been possible without the contributions of esteemed individuals such as Professor Chunying An from the prestigious Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, whose expertise and dedication were invaluable. And

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The Role of Emerging Technology in Shaping Africa’s Youth for Employment and Economic Growth

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By Joseph Otsibah, Tech Enthusiast and Digital Marketing Lead at Navantrics Limited Africa, often heralded as the continent of the future, boasts a youth population that is both its greatest asset and its most formidable challenge. With over 60% of Africa\’s population under the age of 25, the need to equip young people with relevant

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Parched Hopes as Tingoli Struggles for Clean Water

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Author: Iddrisu Kumbundoo Journalist, Dagbon FM Tingoli, a serene farming community tucked southwest of Nyankpala in Ghana’s Tolon District, paints a poignant picture of resilience amid adversity. Just an hour’s drive from Tamale, the regional capital, this small village has seen the flicker of progress with its connection to the national electricity grid. Yet, the

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Parched Hopes as Tingoli Struggles for Clean Water

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Author: Iddrisu Kumbundoo Journalist, Dagbon FM Tingoli, a serene farming community tucked southwest of Nyankpala in Ghana\’s Tolon District, paints a poignant picture of resilience amid adversity. Just an hour’s drive from Tamale, the regional capital, this small village has seen the flicker of progress with its connection to the national electricity grid. Yet, the

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2024 International Symposium for West African Studies (ISWAS)

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The 2024 International Symposium for West African Studies (ISWAS), held at the University of Abomey-Calavi in Benin Republic, was undoubtedly a resounding success.It truly would not have been possible without the contributions of esteemed individuals such as Professor Chunying An from the prestigious Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, whose expertise and dedication were invaluable. And

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Delving Deep on the Nexus of Ghana-China Relations to Uncover Future Mutual Prosperity and Growth.

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On the recent, given the current order of acute digitalization, the globish arena is becoming increasingly interconnected and interdependent. With globalization, countries are seeking ways to strengthen their relationships and create mutually beneficial partnerships. One such relationship that has stood the test of time is that between Ghana and China. For 63 years, these two

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Unleashing the Power of Social Capital in Building Stronger Individuals and Thriving Economies

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Social capital refers to the networks, relationships, and connections within a community or society that facilitate cooperation and collaboration among individuals. It is a valuable resource that has the power to bring about positive change and growth, both at the individual and economic level. At the individual level, social capital provides a sense of belonging

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Report on DevAfrica Institute’s African Renaissance and Sustainability Engagement (ARISE) Dialogue: Season 3

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Dr. Lucy Anning Step into the vibrant world of agricultural innovation! On April 16th, 2024, DevAfrica Institute orchestrated a riveting dialogue pulsating with energy and ideas. Our theme was none other than \’The Integration of Women\’s Traditional Knowledge and Modern Agricultural Technologies for Sustainable Food Production in Africa.\’ Under the hostage of Mr. Joseph Otsibah,

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Breaking Barriers: Debunking the Myth of PhDs and Women’s Empowerment

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The uproar surrounding PhDs has been at the center of ongoing discourse, capturing the attention of individuals from various fields. The recent submission by Dr. Zee, a Sociologist, on the topic of higher education and women empowerment has sparked controversy, with some claiming it to be unrelated to the discussion at hand. This has caused

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