The Editorial
Serious commentary on what is holding Ghana back — argued with evidence, and taken all the way down: past the policy, to the philosophy, the spirit, and the root.
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The Editorial · No. 2 · about 11 minutes
Ghana Grows the Cocoa. The World Keeps the Chocolate.
We Sell It Raw and Buy It Back Sweet
Ghana is the world's second-largest cocoa grower, yet the farmer keeps roughly 6 per cent of the chocolate bar, most cocoa exports leave raw, and the country imports more chocolate than it sells. This is not a farming problem. It is a finishing problem.
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The Editorial · No. 1 · about 8 minutes
Ghana: The Most Religious Country That Cannot Trust Its Own
We Pray All Night and Bribe All Day
Ghana scores 42 out of 100 on the Corruption Perceptions Index, and the score has not moved in a decade. Corruption is not a crime problem. It is a worship problem.
Coming next
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Gold in the Ground, Poison in the River
Editorial No. 3 — galamsey: illegal mining feeding families and destroying the water at the same time, and why enforcement alone keeps failing.