Preamble For decades, Ghana has been hailed as the star pupil of West Africa, thus, a beacon of democracy and stability. Yet, today, many Ghanaians are asking tough questions firstly, on why, with all our gold, cocoa, and oil among relatable others, we are still trapped in a cycle of debt, currency depreciation, and […]
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Dr. Lucy Anning DevAfrica Institute Lucyann@devafricainstitute.org Under the resonant theme \”Celebrating STEM Brilliance: Redefining Tomorrow’s Possibilities with Stardust,\” the prestigious LucyAnn Excellence Awards 2025 stormed and transformed the Rising Academy School in Kasoa into a crucible of youthful genius and boundless potential last Friday, the 30th of May, 2025. This groundbreaking ceremony wasn\’t merely an awards event
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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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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
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,
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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The second session of the African Renaissance and Sustainability Engagement (ARISE) was organized under the theme \”African Continental Free Trade Area (AFCFTA) and Digitalization: Are African Entrepreneurs and National Security Bodies Ready for E-Commerce Integration?\” The event was held virtually, bringing together esteemed speakers and participants from across Africa and beyond. Mr. Joseph Otsibah, the General
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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 dialogued and brainstormed on the theme of \”Harnessing
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