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7
Jul
0
Kenya’s Protest Crisis: A Call to Defend Democracy, Rule of Law and the Right to Dissent
In what should have been a moment of democratic reflection and national reckoning, Kenya is instead reeling from yet another…
By: CDS AFRICA
Categories: Africa, Articles, Democracy, Education
1
Jul
0
Energy Sector Levy Not Sustainable under our current economic conditions – Dr. Adu Owusu Sarkodie Warns
Economist and senior lecturer at the University of Ghana, Dr. Adu Owusu Sarkodie, has raised concerns about the sustainability of…
By: CDS AFRICA
Categories: Africa
23
Jun
0
CDS Africa joined the Gold Coast Medical Foundation for their annual free medical screening
On Saturday, June 21, 2025, CDS Africa joined the Gold Coast Medical Foundation for their annual free medical screening for…
By: CDS AFRICA
Categories: Africa
16
May
0
Restoring Democratic Governance in Mali: A Call to Collective Action
On May 14, 2025, Colonel Assimi Goïta and Mali’s military government officially dissolved all political parties, bringing an abrupt end…
By: CDS AFRICA
Categories: Africa, Articles
15
May
0
Ending Violence in Bawku: A Roadmap to Safeguarding Ghana’s Democracy
Introduction Once known for its vibrant central market and cross-border trade in the Upper East Region, Bawku has now become…
By: CDS AFRICA
Categories: Africa, Articles, Democracy
15
May
0
Safeguarding Ghana’s Democracy: The Judiciary, Constitutional Integrity, and Political Accountability
Introduction Democracy is more than periodic elections, it is about the rule of law, separation of powers, accountability, and the…
By: CDS AFRICA
Categories: Africa, Articles, Democracy, Education
8
May
0
America’s Democratic Decline: Implications for Africa’s Sovereign Path to Governance
For much of the post-World War II era, the United States positioned itself as the principal global advocate for democratic…
By: CDS AFRICA
Categories: Africa, Democracy, Education
7
May
0
The Suspension of Ghana’s Chief Justice and Its Implications for Ghana’s Democracy
The suspension of Ghana’s Chief Justice (CJ) is a rare and troubling event in the country’s democratic journey. Since the…
By: CDS AFRICA
Categories: Africa, Articles, Democracy, Education, Politics
29
Apr
0
Promoting an Inclusive Society: The Urgent Need to Address Unpaid Care Work and Educational Gaps for Children with Disabilities in Ghana
Introduction Disability is a fundamental aspect of the human experience, and at some point in life, nearly everyone is likely…
By: CDS AFRICA
Categories: Africa, Articles, Development, Education
29
Apr
0
Ending Violence in Bawku: A Roadmap through Youth Empowerment and Economic Growth
Introduction Once known for its vibrant central market and cross-border trade in the Upper East Region, Bawku has now become…
By: CDS AFRICA
Categories: Africa, Education, Politics