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29 May•4 min read
From Ghana to global impact: How Prof Joseph Mensah became one of Canada's leading voices on migration, identity, and African development
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From Ghana to Canada, one professor's quest to understand migration, identity, and African development.
Professor Joseph Mensah's journey from Ghana to Canada showcases his dedication to migration, identity, and African development. His interdisciplinary work and leadership roles have shaped conversations and mentored students- but what impact has this really had?
27 Apr•5 min read
When Julius Wept… and the Code Went on Sabbatical
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A Chief of Staff weeps, but a consequence is missing - has discipline taken a sabbatical in the Republic of Uncommon Sense?
Chief of Staff Julius Debrah's reaction to Mary Awusi's comments has sparked debate in Ghana. The sequence of events - a code of conduct, an incident, an apology, and tears - has left many questioning the true meaning of accountability.
6 May•4 min read
Inherited legal education system not fit for purpose - Ansa-Asare
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Ghana's legal education system is at a crossroads, but what steps can be taken to address the challenges?
Kwaku Ansa-Asare, a legal expert, believes Ghana's inherited legal education system is outdated. He suggests that the current system risks undermining justice delivery- but what changes are needed to bring it up to par?
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