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Following a tragic death, a CDD-Ghana rep is calling for major changes to healthcare - but what needs fixing?

CDD-Ghana's Vera Abena Addo is advocating for substantial investment in Ghana's healthcare system. This follows an investigative report into a recent death that exposed critical issues - but what are they?

Why is PIAC so concerned about the future of Ghana's oil production, and what changes are they hoping to see?

PIAC is urging the government and Petroleum Commission to create a plan that will encourage investment in current oil-producing fields. The call comes after Ghana's crude oil production has seen a sixth consecutive annual decline - raising concerns about the country's oil fields.

Speech regulation is back in the news - but is it a threat to free expression?

CDD-Ghana's Dr. Pumpuni Asante weighed in on Ghana's speech regulation debate. He notes the balance between free expression, accountability, and public safety is a global struggle - but what does this mean for Ghana's digital space?

Ghana's health agreement with the US is off - but what critical data concerns led to this?

A CDD Public Health Fellow, Dr. Kwame Sarpong-Asiedu, weighs in on Ghana's decision regarding a proposed health agreement with the United States. He highlights the sensitive nature of health data and potential implications for national security - but what specific concerns were raised?

Why is African media criticised for its coverage of the continent's own geopolitical issues?

Professor Kwame Karikari has criticised African media for its insufficient coverage of continental events and geopolitical issues- a weakness that undermines the continent's ability to shape its own narrative. The over-reliance on international media outlets for regional news has broader implications.

Calls are growing to give Ghana's anti-graft agency more power - but will it make a difference?

A recent forum in Tamale discussed strengthening Ghana's Office of the Special Prosecutor (OSP) amid ongoing corruption concerns. The dialogue explored ways to empower the OSP to more effectively combat corruption - but what changes are needed?

Calls for action intensify as citizens question officials' roles in galamsey - but what will be the consequences?

Professor Osae-Kwapong has commented on the public's reaction to the government's handling of illegal mining - also known as galamsey. Demands for accountability are growing, but will the government take the necessary steps?

A governance expert is calling for consensus on procurement - but what's fueling the debate over government contracts?

A CDD-Ghana Fellow, John Osae-Kwapong, addressed the political implications of government contracts, as scrutiny intensifies on the "Big Push" initiative. He touched on procurement practices and the media's role - but what issues are at stake?