Frameworks, analysis, and sovereign intelligence on African macroeconomics, capital markets, and the political economy of development.
In this essay, Lord Fiifi Quayle argues that youth unemployment in Ghana is often misdiagnosed as a skills or mindset problem, when it is…
One year into President John Dramani Mahama’s administration, Ghana’s unemployment rate has shown a slight dip, signaling early movement but not yet a breakthrough.…
The shocking capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has cemented a dangerous precedent first set with the humiliation of Muammar Gaddafi. This in-depth analysis…
Summary As Ghana moves from economic crisis toward stability, the country faces a critical choice: how to grow fast enough to service its debts…
A reflective commentary on modern boyhood and masculinity, examining how society’s discomfort with male energy has replaced guidance with caution. The piece argues that…
By Lord Fiifi Quayle and Emmanuel DeGraft Johnson A press conference by the Minority in Parliament, seeking to cast doubt on the operations of…
Author: Lord Fiifi Quayle| 15/06/2024 Abstract: Forty years after the PNDC military rule, the Republic of Ghana in 2024 stands as a stable, multi-party…
Author: Lord Fiifi Quayle Abstract This paper presents an in-depth, data-driven analysis of the Republic of Ghana in the pivotal year of 1984. Drawing…
A fact based critique of Ghana’s Gold-for-Reserves programme, examining discrepancies in official reserve figures, the financial risks flagged by the IMF, and the broader…
The idea behind Ghana’s Gold-for-Reserves programme was elegant in its simplicity. A gold-producing country, perennially short of dollars, would use its own mineral wealth…
As the year draws to a close, the familiar rhythm of the Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols echoes across our nation. It is…
To understand why Ghana’s cedi seems to be permanently gasping for air, one must look beyond the daily exchange rate figures and the ritual…