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ADVANCING GHANAIAN CREATIVE ARTS THROUGH CULTURAL DIPLOMACY 🇬🇭🇪🇸

ADVANCING GHANAIAN CREATIVE ARTS THROUGH CULTURAL DIPLOMACY 🇬🇭🇪🇸   Ghana’s creative industry continues to demonstrate its immense potential to serve as a powerful tool for cultural diplomacy, international collaboration and economic development. In pursuit of this vision, Nii Nai Gogo and Dancehall General Jupiter paid a courtesy visit to the Spanish Mission in Ghana, where...
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THE OUTSTANDING POLITICAL EXPERIENCE OF JEREMIAH MACLEAN (JNR. JM)

POLITICAL EXPERIENCE OF JEREMIAH MACLEAN (JNR. JM) Leadership is built through commitment, consistency, and service. Over the years, Jeremiah Maclean (Jnr. JM) has distinguished himself as a dedicated party man whose contributions have spanned grassroots mobilization, elections, communications, and organizational leadership. His experience reflects a steadfast commitment to strengthening the National Democratic Congress and advancing...
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The Chief Justice Is Being Real: His Patriotic Voice for Accountability Must Be Heard – William Boadi, EAI

The Chief Justice Is Being Real: His Patriotic Voice for Accountability Must Be Heard At a time when public conversations in Ghana are increasingly viewed through the narrow lens of partisan politics, the recent reflections of Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie deserve to be understood for what they truly are: the honest observations of a patriotic...
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Make Indiscipline Costly: A Call for a More Responsible Ghana – Anthony Cobbinah, EAI

🚩 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Make Indiscipline Costly: A Call for a More Responsible Ghana – Anthony Cobbinah, EAI Every year, Ghana loses millions of cedis not because of a lack of laws, but because too many people ignore them. Floods caused by choked gutters, environmental pollution from indiscriminate refuse disposal, destruction of public property, excessive...
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SUPREME COURT’S RULING ON THE DELEGATE SYSTEM IS A VICTORY FOR DEMOCRACY AND INTERNAL PARTY REFORMS – William Boadi, EAI

SUPREME COURT’S RULING ON THE DELEGATE SYSTEM IS A VICTORY FOR DEMOCRACY AND INTERNAL PARTY REFORMS 30th July 2026 The Educate Africa Institute (EAI) warmly commends the Supreme Court of Ghana for its landmark ruling declaring the delegate voting system for the selection of political party candidates unconstitutional and directing political parties to adopt universal...
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CHAIRMAN WONTUMI MAY NOT SPEND 20 YEARS IN PRISON – William Boadi

CHAIRMAN WONTUMI MAY NOT SPEND 20 YEARS IN PRISON The conviction and 20-year prison sentence imposed on Chairman Bernard Antwi Boasiako (Chairman Wontumi) has generated intense national debate. The High Court found him guilty of offences relating to the assignment of mineral rights without ministerial approval and facilitating illegal mining, sentencing him to 20 years’...
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GOING THROUGH LIFE WITHOUT KNOWING YOURSELF IS VERY DANGEROUS – William Boadi, EAI

GOING THROUGH LIFE WITHOUT KNOWING YOURSELF IS VERY DANGEROUS By William Boadi, Executive Director, Educate Africa Institute (EAI) One of the greatest dangers in life is not poverty, failure, or rejection. The greatest danger is living without truly knowing who you are. A person who lacks self-awareness becomes vulnerable to manipulation, poor decisions, misplaced priorities,...
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GHANA’S HEALTHCARE SYSTEM IS ON LIFE SUPPORT, AND I HAVE THE SOLUTION — William Boadi, EAI

GHANA’S HEALTHCARE SYSTEM IS ON LIFE SUPPORT, AND I HAVE THE SOLUTION — William Boadi, EAI By William Boadi Ghana’s healthcare system is on life support. Before anyone misunderstands me, let me be clear: this is not an attack on Ghana’s hardworking doctors, nurses, pharmacists, midwives, laboratory professionals, emergency workers, or other health professionals. Many...
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GHANA MUST MOVE FROM REACTIVE HEALTHCARE TO PREVENTIVE HEALTHCARE – William Boadi, EAI

GHANA MUST MOVE FROM REACTIVE HEALTHCARE TO PREVENTIVE HEALTHCARE – William Boadi, EAI Ghana’s healthcare system has mastered the art of waiting. We wait for the blood pressure to cause a stroke. We wait for high blood sugar to become a serious complication. We wait for the patient to collapse. We wait for the pregnancy...
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