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Buying the Future: When the Envelope Didn’t Come, the Voters Turned Back
On the morning of March 3, 2026, the polling stations in Ayawaso East opened as planned, with electoral officers prepared,...
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Comparative Analysis of Terrorism Trends In The Sahel (GTI 2024–2026)
Introduction Over the past three Global Terrorism Index (GTI) reports produced by the Institute for Economics & Peace, the trajectory...
Read moreDetailsDivergent Strategies, Convergent Outcomes: External Powers and Maligned Interests in Africa’s Political Economy
Introduction Africa’s renewed centrality in global politics has brought with it an intensification of engagement from major external powers, most...
Read moreDetailsDiplomacy, Coercion, and Misinformation: Israel’s Appeal to Ghana, the Lebanon Attack on Ghanaian Peacekeepers, and the Fabricated North Korean Statement
Introduction In March 2026, Ghana became indirectly entangled in a rapidly escalating geopolitical crisis linked to Israeli military operations against...
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Misaligned interests: Is climate governance a disguised development constraint for Africa?
Introduction Global climate governance is anchored in landmark agreements such as the Paris Agreement, the Kyoto Protocol, and the UN...
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Security Contagion and the Urban Poor: Begging and the Invisible Threat in Accra’s Streets
Introduction Security contagion refers to the spread of insecurity from one sector or group into others, much like a virus...
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