As the world marks World Habitat Day under the theme “Urban Crisis Response,” Ghana stands as both a warning and a window into how rapidly urbanising nations are confronting the realities of 21st-century urban fragility. Across Accra, Kumasi, and Tamale, the rhythm of urban expansion is accelerating faster than the infrastructure and governance systems meant […]
Illegal Mining in Ghana: The Fight Against Galamsey and the Perils of Politicisation
Illegal mining, often referred to as galamsey in Ghana, has become a major national issue, posing serious threats to the environment, public health, and local livelihoods.
Uber in Ghana: Its effect on existing commercial transport and its impact on Urban Mobility
Over the past few months, there have been a number of news reports concerning free floating taxi drivers as well as union drivers about the competing nature of Uber.
Driving Climate Resilience in Sekondi-Takoradi: A New Urban Blueprint Emerges from Ghana’s Western Coast
As the climate crisis intensifies across the globe, one Ghanaian city is quietly charting a bold and pragmatic path toward resilience.
Till Death Do Us Part – The Plight Of Pedestrians As Road Users
I had the opportunity to research on the George Walker Bush (N1) Highway shortly after it was commissioned. One subject of interest was why pedestrians chose to abandon the overhead crossings and rather took the dangerous risk of crossing at unapproved points.
Till Death Do Us Part – The Plight Of Pedestrians As Road Users
The current urban challenge is not about what the people do, rather it’s about..
Uber in Ghana: Its effect on existing commercial transport and its impact on Urban Mobility
I had always read about people using Uber in other countries and their experiences.
Decent Work, The Gig Economy And The Ghanaian Youth
The prominence gained by the gig economy is clearly attributable to the times.