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Life in Madina: another side of Accra
The report visits Madina to look at housing, local businesses and the everyday pressures that luxury-focused accounts of Accra can overlook.
Israel–Iran ceasefire: what would make it last?
The 2025 ceasefire offers a pause in fighting. Its survival depends on whether the forces that produced the confrontation can also be restrained.
The AI boom’s local cost: Black communities question pollution
The report examines concerns about emissions, air quality and health in communities living close to the infrastructure powering artificial intelligence.
Tulsi Gabbard’s nuclear warning: why miscalculation matters
A warning about nuclear conflict brings the risks of escalation and the need for diplomacy back into public debate.
Senegal’s debt controversy: what happened to the public accounts?
The report examines Senegal’s disputed debt figures, accountability and the pressure that unreliable public accounts place on the country’s economic future.
Elon Musk, Technocracy Inc. and the family connection
The rise of technocracy is the focus of this investigation into Technocracy Inc., Musk’s grandfather Joshua Haldeman and the family’s move from Canada to South Africa.
America’s global reputation: what international surveys reveal
The report connects America’s declining popularity with aggressive immigration enforcement, excessive tariffs and foreign policy, examining why other nations are seeking trade relationships that reduce their reliance on the US.
Why a higher salary can still leave you feeling poorer
A pay rise and a better standard of living are not the same thing. Prices, working hours and the bills facing a particular household all matter.
Traoré, an alleged coup attempt in Ivory Coast and questions over news coverage
Dr. Joseph Opare examines Ibrahim Traoré’s regional influence alongside an alleged coup attempt in Ivory Coast and what he describes as an international news blackout.