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Ibrahim Faleye was around 10 years old when he started buying menstrual pads for his sister. Growing up around girls in the Nigerian metropolis of Lagos,

The Ghana Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) says the local governance electoral process in Ghana is challenged by citizens’ apathy and the under-representation of women, persons with disability (PWDs) and the youth.  Historically voter participation in local government elections was low and it was a travesty that out of the…

BBC research reveals that women in Africa spend up to 13% of their income on menstrual products.

The price rises caused women to protest outside Ghana's parliament in June 2023.

BBC research reveal say women for Africa spend up to 13% of dia income on menstrual products.

Dr Serebour Quaicoe, Director of Electoral-Services at the Electoral Commission (EC) has assured Ghanaians that the 2023 District-Level Elections (DLEs) would be held this year. He said, his Office (the Department for Electoral-Services), had submitted its proposal for the conduct of the Elections to the Commission for consideration and approval;…

The Centre for Democratic Development (CDD) Gha­na has unveiled the maiden edition of the Ghana Cities Monitor (GCM) report, highlighting the...

More individuals and organisations have spoken out against military intervention in Niger Republic following the coup in the country.

The Ghana Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) has launched its Ghana Cities Monitor (GCM) maiden report. The GCM, which was launched...

 One African’s Incredible Journey of Hunger and Sacrifice in Pursuit of the American Dream“Lovers of international stories of perseverance, history, and politics will enjoy this memoir, which is as illuminating as it is inspiring.” —Publishers WeeklyPhiladelphia, PA—The Literary Titan Book Awards have declared The Boy from Boadua a Gold Book