Kenya’s youth protests: economic pressure becomes a demand for accountability
The report examines the 2025 protests through living costs, employment, policing and a generation’s demand for a greater say in its future.
JOPARE MEDIAThe report examines the 2025 protests through living costs, employment, policing and a generation’s demand for a greater say in its future.
In The Intelligence Report’s interview, Dr Crystal Lewis discusses educational work in Ghana and a renovation initiative at St. John’s Grammar School in Achimota.
Ahead of the 2026 World Cup, the report examines how visa processing, border policy and travel confidence could affect international visitors.
Energy and fertilizer are routes through which conflict can reach food budgets far from the fighting. The effects are particularly important where households already spend heavily on essentials.
The report examines automation, household pressure and the rise of the UK far right, including Tommy Robinson, alongside concerns about increasing racial tensions and Black Britons’ future.
Dr. Joseph Opare examines the reported failed coup attempt in Burkina Faso and the nomination of Dagvin Anderson, whose career includes aerial surveillance and special operations, to lead AFRICOM.
Dr. Joseph Opare considers rural Ghana’s prospects during a wider war, comparing local food production with the risks of fuel shortages, disrupted city supplies and harsh winters.
As tensions between Israel and Turkey rise, Dr. Joseph Opare examines statements made in Turkey’s parliament and an earlier Orthodox prophecy discussed in the episode.
The report examines the pressure on American homeownership and why some households are turning to van, RV and mobile living.
As the June 30 anti-migrant deadline approaches, the report compares Ghana’s and Nigeria’s efforts to protect citizens in South Africa.