Towards A Post‑Exit Transitional Framework for ECOWAS‑AES Relations
On 29 January 2025, the year long notice by Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger of their denunciation of the Revised ECOWAS Treaty took effect, formally marking their exit from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). At the time of their departure, these three states collectively accounted for 54.35% of ECOWAS’s landmass, 17.4% of […]
Building Local Entrepreneurial Skills to Support the Rural Poor for Sustainable Economic Self-Reliance: The youth at Asutifi North District
The European Union delegatioin to Ghana has supported a 42 months LED project at the Asutifi North district of the Ahafo Region of Ghana. The project was implemented by CDD-Ghana in partnership with the Asutifi North District Assembly (ANDA). The project aimed to harness local resources, knowledge, ideas, skills, and other comparative advantages to stimulate […]
Assessing Community Sensitivity to Cross-Border Security in Ghana
Strengthening the integrity of Ghana’s borders is essential for the welfare of the nation and its people. National efforts to prevent illegal cross-border activities, including illicit goods, persons and activities require full involvement of all Ghanaians, especially those living in border areas. This has become even more important considering the regional insecurity posed by terrorist […]
Guinea’s Stalled Transition: Assessing Progress and Challenges Three Years After Coup
Three years post-coup, Guinea’s path to civilian rule remains uncertain. From delayed elections to rising human rights abuses, skepticism grows. The draft constitution introduces reforms but raises concerns about democratic sincerity.
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