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What COP30 Reveals About the New Politics of Market Access.
COP30 in Belém did more than deliver another round of climate negotiations. It revealed how deeply climate and trade have become intertwined. For the first time, the conversations about emissions, adaptation and finance moved directly into the centre of global commerce. A clear message emerged from the discussions. The rules of global trade are shifting, and climate alignment is becoming a decisive factor in determining who can enter and remain competitive in major markets. O
Samuel Tetteh Tei
Nov 252 min read


Ghana Expands Renewable Investments in 2026 Budget as COP30 Negotiations Intensify Global Pressure on SDG7
Ghana’s 2026 Budget places renewed emphasis on clean-energy expansion, outlining plans to scale up solar deployment, extend off-grid electrification and cut the cost of renewable power generation. Presenting the budget to Parliament, Finance Minister Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson said government is prioritising sustainable energy as part of efforts to stabilise the power sector. He explained that tariffs for renewable plants had been revised to reduce financial pressure on the syste

Winston Tackie
Nov 202 min read


Greening Education in Africa
Africa stands at a defining moment. With its rapidly growing youth population, accelerating urbanisation, and intensifying climate challenges, the continent’s education systems must evolve to prepare young people for a sustainable future. The idea of greening education is not limited to environmental awareness; it seeks to transform the entire learning ecosystem—curricula, infrastructure, teacher training, and community engagement—so that education itself becomes a driver of
Samuel Tetteh Tei
Nov 114 min read


Left in the Dark: How Ghana’s Informal Workers Are Overlooked in the Green Energy Surge
Ghana is positioning itself as a regional leader in the race to decarbonize, with a policy architecture and investment appetite that...

Winston Tackie
Sep 294 min read


Resetting the Africa–Europe Climate Partnership
The Africa Climate Summit 2 (ACS2) concluded in Addis Ababa on 10th September, after three days of intense deliberations that brought...
Samuel Tetteh Tei
Sep 255 min read


The Overlooked Victims of Climate Change in Africa’s Cities
On Wednesday night, June 3, 2015, floodwaters swirled around Kwame Nkrumah Circle in Accra. Commuters and workers, many from the...

Michel Adurayi Amenah
Sep 116 min read


Is Climate Change Making Africa Pay More to Borrow?
When Cyclone Idai struck Mozambique in 2019, it killed more than a thousand people and caused damages exceeding $2 billion, more than...

Chad Dambakura Atanga
Sep 36 min read


Why Regional Partnerships Matter for Climate Adaptation
Climate change impacts often cross borders, making regional collaboration essential for effective adaptation. Countries must work...
Samuel Tetteh Tei
Aug 83 min read


Investing in Agritech Startups to Drive Inclusive Growth
Agritech funding is rebounding, but without affordable smallholder-focused tools and supportive policies, its promise of inclusive growth...
Samuel Tetteh Tei
Jul 222 min read


A Critical Look at Ghana's 24 Hour Economy Policy
Ghana’s 24-hour economy policy is ambitious, but gaps in planning, funding, and continuity threaten its success. Without stronger systems...
Samuel Tetteh Tei
Jul 510 min read


Are Industrial Zones in Africa Delivering on Their Promise?
Despite rapid growth in special economic zones across Africa, most have yet to deliver. A few show promise, but many remain underused,...
Samuel Tetteh Tei
Jul 25 min read


Rethinking risk in African investment
As myths about risk fade, Africa is rewriting its investment story, coupling an average project loss rate of just 1.7 %, with a US $3.4...
Samuel Tetteh Tei
Jul 23 min read


Africa’s Roadmap to a Net-Zero Future
As climate risks mount, Africa is mapping a net-zero future that keeps growth on track. By tapping abundant sun and wind, leapfrogging to...

Samuel Tetteh Tei
Jun 2911 min read


Agroecology and How It Can Help Us Fight Climate Change
As climate change threatens global food security, agroecology is emerging as a powerful tool to transform agriculture from a major...

Samuel Tetteh Tei
Jun 294 min read


Can Responsible Mining and Conservation Go Hand in Hand?
Can Responsible Mining and Conservation Go Hand in Hand?

Samuel Tetteh Tei
Jun 296 min read


A Fresh Wind or a Familiar Storm?
Examining Ghana’s GH¢10.7 Billion Health Insurance Allocation Ghana has uncapped its National Health Insurance Fund and pumped a record...

Michel Adurayi Amenah
Jun 295 min read
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