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April 25, 2025

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Are you passionate about shaping the future of AI policy? Applications are now open for the IAPS AI Policy Fellowship 2025 in the United States. This fully funded three-month program is designed for international...

Was the 2024 Loss Really Bawumia’s Fault?, J. A. Sarbah Questions the Fairness of Blame
In a thought-provoking political essay titled “Was the 2024 Loss Really Bawumia’s Fault? A Political Cross-Examination of the 2024 NPP Defeat,” political commentator J. A. Sarbah has sparked fresh debate on whether the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) 2024...
Oliver Barker-Vormawor’s Bold Take on Power, Hope, and Neocolonial Influence
In the latest episode of DTC OfficialGh, host Amin Mohammed sat down with the outspoken lawyer and human rights activist Oliver Barker-Vormawor, Esq., to unpack Africa’s democratic struggles, the wave of military takeovers in West Africa, and the...
Okyeame Kwame Calls for a Cultural Reset: Bridging the Rift Between Media and the Arts
Ghanaian music icon Okyeame Kwame has called for a renewed partnership between the media and the creative industry, emphasizing the need to replace competition and mistrust with collaboration and shared purpose. Speaking at the...
Mental Health Day: Safeguarding the Storytellers Behind the Stories
Each year on October 10, we mark World Mental Health Day to shine a light on the crucial reality that mental health is not optional, even more so in emergencies. This year’s theme, “Mental...
Exposure Is Not Enough: How Long, and To What?”
An Interview with Michelle Ankra || Story by; Rose Kwaw || Contact: rosekwaw579@gmail.com In this thought-provoking interview, Michelle Ankra-Pambour dives deep into the complex issue of Brain Drain versus Brain Gain and what it...

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