Many Ghanaians think visiting a relative in prison is just about waking up and going to…
Category: Law, Education, Coaching & Mentoring
Law, Education, Coaching & Mentoring
SUE THEM — How Ghanaians Must Fight Back Against Malicious Prosecution
For many years in Ghana, when you are arrested without cause, detained, paraded, and later freed…
Producing papers for promotion, not for society – Papers that nobody reads
It is common to hear in Ghana: “University of Ghana has promoted 30 senior lecturers to…
GHANAIAN UNIVERSITIES PRODUCING PAPERS THAT NOBODY READS – STUDY SHOWS LOW IMPACT ON SOCIETY
Ghana’s public universities are churning out thousands of academic papers annually for promotion purposes, but with…
No Bridge Between Campus and Common Market Fuelling Graduate Unemployment: Our universities teach in English, our market women think in Twi, Dagbani and Ewe
Ghana’s rising graduate unemployment crisis has been blamed on the lack of linkage between what is…
WHY GHANA STILL IMPORTS SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS WE HAVE ALREADY SOLVED ON PAPER
Go to any university library in Ghana – Legon, KNUST, UCC, UDS. You will find the…
GHANA PRODUCES PHDS EVERY WEEK, BUT WE STILL IMPORT TOOTHPICK – WHAT IS THE POINT?
Every Friday in Ghana, there is a PhD graduation somewhere. University of Ghana graduates 100 PhDs.…
#IF YOUR RESEARCH DOES NOT FEED GHANA, WHY SHOULD GHANA MAKE YOU A PROFESSOR?
At the moment, to become a professor in Ghana, you need to do one thing very…
Judges Need a Compass, Not Handcuffs — The Case for Sentencing Guidelines in Ghana
A teenager in Bolga steals a goat and gets 4 years. A contractor in Tema forges…
“This Is Not Your Job” — Why the Chief Justice Must Crack Down on Illegal Service of Court Injunctions
“If the first person the defendant sees is the person suing him, holding paper and shouting,…