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Ghana has, so far, been spared the mass-casualty attacks that have devastated Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger. But that record of relative calm increasingly looks less like immunity and more like a pause and security analysts are warning that Accra’s window to act decisively before Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM) fully entrenches itself along the…

The public debate surrounding judicial reform is remarkably narrow. We are told there are too many cases, too few judges and excessive delays. The proposed solutions are equally familiar: appoint more judges, increase working hours and reduce vacations or partial court working days. While judicial vacancies undoubtedly deserve attention, this conversation often overlooks a less…

Energy poverty can feel abstract until you picture an ordinary evening. The sun goes down. A student leans closer to a dim candle to finish homework. A small shop owner stops trading early because the lights are out. A clinic nurse checks a phone battery and hopes it lasts through the night. These are not…