Our campaign and advocacy around policy issues, in collaboration with partners throughout Africa and the rest of the world, especially the global South, is carried out through a number of communication instruments. Apart from traditional communication instruments like books, briefing papers, magazines, audio-visual material (video documentaries etc )often timed as strategic interventions in critical policy debates, we also have a website (www.twnafrica.org) In our endeavor to reach out to as many as possible across Africa’s language divides, we have a full time French-English translation department and outside support for Portuguese and Arabic translation. A typical example of this is our bi-monthly publication African Agenda: which is in English with lead articles translated into French. Published since 1994, African Agenda reflects TWN-Africa’s concerns and campaigns around issues of economic policy, sustainable development, trade and investment, gender, environment, politics, culture and civil society. It provides cutting-edge analyses on economic and social issues.
Banks in the country do not support productive activities in the economy, Coordinator of the Third World Network (TWN), Dr Yao Graham, has said. He said the Ghana’s banking sector was serving as a way for taking resources out...
Western nations and their institutions continue to caution African countries to be wary of the ‘fire’, the Dragon from the East, China, carries in its ‘belly of promises’ but is that really the case or it is their fear...
The Ada Songor lagoon is under serious threat following activities of some businessmen who are wreaking havoc on the salt winning site.The level of devastation at the site could have dire consequences on the environment. The havoc From afar,...
Executive Director at the Third World Network Africa, Dr. Yao Graham is asking Ghana and other West African countries to demand for a renegotiation of the Economic Partnership Agreement with the European Union. This is because the decision by...
A senior Ghanaian politician has cautioned Ghana and other West African states to be wary of any Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) that could work to the disadvantage of their economies. Obed Yao Asamoah (Ph D), former Foreign Affairs minister,...