IMANI Alert: Downsides to the 2010 Budget Outlook
Friday, November 20, 2009
This quarter, the national budget, and macroeconomic management generally, haven’t been for IMANI the priorities they were in the early half of 2009. Energy policy and the NHIS, and how these are affected by the subsidy regime, have occupied the bulk of our attention.
Subsidies in Ghana; Key to Wiping out Poverty or Recipe for Laziness?
Monday, November 16, 2009
Two of Ghana’s astute lawyers on Friday turned the British Council Hall in Accra into another courtroom to debate, with the help of witnesses, why and why not government should subsidise anything...
The significance of the Fall of the Berlin wall – an African perspective
Sunday, November 08, 2009
By Temba A Nolutshungu
The writer lived in Aparthied South Africa, and has the benefit of hindsight to comment on walls of tyranny, be they in South Africa, Korea, Germany and their various shades through out Africa. "The history of the Wall symbolises the truth that a free society, based on private ownership of the means of production, best delivers what people want. "
Franklin Cudjoe on the Significance of the Fall of the Berlin Wall to Africa
Sunday, November 08, 2009
Franklin Cudjoe is the executive director of IMANI and editor of AfricanLiberty.org
A National Debate Series fiesta
IMANI: Center for Policy & Education and www.AfricanLiberty.org
with support from The World Bank Ghana Knowledge Space and Media Partners present a debate on the motion
“SUBSIDIES ARE REQUIRED NOW FOR GHANA’S DEVELOPMENT”.