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NISD founder calls for deeper national policy conversations

13 May 2026

The Founder of the Nyansa Institute for Strategic Dialogue (NISD), Samuel Koranteng Adjei, has called for deeper and more structured national conversations to help address Ghana’s growing governance, economic and security challenges.

He made the call during the inaugural Networking and Dialogue Evening of the Nyansa Institute for Strategic Dialogue held at Kangei Nikkei Restaurant at Park Apartments in Cantonments, Accra.

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Things are not normal; Ghana must have honest conversations on security

10 May 2026

Security and risk assessment expert Samuel koranteng Adjei has called for urgent national dialogue on Ghana’s security, energy sustainability, education system and youth preparedness, warning that the country may be underestimating emerging threats…

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Our moment at the African Union: Beyond symbolism, toward substance

05 May 2026

Africa does not lack vision. What it lacks is execution. The disparity between aspiration and execution characterises the African Union (AU) now. The AU has for decades advocated for a comprehensive agenda that includes economic integration, financial independence, and a more powerful influence in global affairs. The framework is outlined in Agenda 2063. The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is expected to establish a single market worth $3.4 trillion…

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Ghana at the crossroads: Leading West Africa’s response to a rising tide of insecurity

20 April 2026

Ghana continues to stand as a beacon of democracy in West Africa, but the tide of regional instability is steadily moving closer to its borders. In February, the killing of seven Ghanaian traders in Burkina Faso underscored a stark reality: the violence that has engulfed the Sahel is no longer distant, it is approaching Ghana’s doorstep. The question is not whether Ghana will be affected, but whether it will help lead the response…

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