No. 8 Klunye Adjele Street
East Legon, Accra – Ghana
Introduction: A Generation Disconnected from Power Ghana stands at a defining crossroads not because it lacks democratic structures, but because of a silent fracture steadily widening between generations. What is emerging is not merely political apathy among Gen Z; it…
During the 1980s and throughout the 1990s, Ghana’s movie industry stood as one of the most vibrant and influential creative sectors in West Africa. It was a golden era marked by discipline, originality, and a deep commitment to storytelling. Ghanaian…
Gun control is not just about passing laws; it is about enforcing them. A global study between Africa, Western Europe, and the United States highlights a consistent pattern: countries that pair stringent firearm regulations with credible enforcement experience lower rates…
Africa’s firearm control regimes in many countries still reflect legal frameworks inherited from colonial administrations—laws designed for a different era, different political realities, and different security priorities. Decades later, many of these statutes remain enforced with limited review, even as…