A Fast Car on a Broken Road: What Ghana Must Build Before Her AI Strategy Can Deliver
A fast car on a broken road does not reach its destination sooner; it strands the traveller between towns.
Month: September 2026
GoldBod and the Golden Enclave Economy: A struggle for economic survival or resource nationalism
In spite of this fact and owing to pervasiveness of foreign ownership, control, absence of in-continent processing and domination of commodity metal markets, Africa benefits from minute fractions of the full economic value of her natural resources.
Managing Stormwater Before It Becomes a Flood: How Strategic Storage Can Reduce Urban Flood Risk in Ghana
One approach is to increase the size and capacity of drainage infrastructure. Another is to prevent the entire flood volume from reaching the downstream drainage network at the same time.
Ghana’s Food Import Dependence: Understanding the Gaps Between Agricultural Production and Domestic Food Demand
As Ghana’s population grows and food demand increases, growth in domestic production does not necessarily translate into lower import dependence.
The Structure of Hegemony
The physical and strategic realities of this blockade reveal the limitations of unilateral enforcement.
Restoring Natural Flood-Management Systems: How Wetlands and Floodplains Can Help Mitigate Flooding in Ghana
Water does not respond to administrative boundaries or individual projects.
Composting for Smallholder Agriculture: Turning Farm Waste into Soil Fertility
Compost also closes the nutrient loop: fertility exported as crops returns as compost made from your own organic waste.