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Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Franklyn Manu, Rector, Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration from The Report: Ghana 2012
Articles & Analysis | Biggest slice of the pie: Improving standards takes priority from The Report: Ghana 2012
The large portion of the national budget devoted each year to education highlights the value Ghana places on learning and human development. The Ministry of Education (MoE) is the largest recipient of state funding, and the proportion of government money allocated to the sector has only risen in recent years.
Articles & Analysis | Better living: Increasing the level of care thanks to greater vision and new initiatives from The Report: Ghana 2012
Over the past decade, the Ghanaian health care system has undergone significant reforms aimed at improving the provision of services and infrastructure, especially in rural areas. Results including the introduction of a National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) have been largely positive, in part due to a shift to more preventive health care. This,...
Economic update | Ghana: Heath care expanded
14 Aug 2012
Heath care development has been a priority for Ghana for many decades, and the government is now looking to concentrate on the poorest segments of the population and tackle infectious disease rates.
Articles & Analysis | Seeds of change: Improving outcomes is crucial to enhancing the economy from The Report: South Africa 2012
Change is expected in South Africa’s education sector over the coming years. Although the government has historically been willing to spend what it takes to make the desired improvements that are so frequently discussed in the media, such as addressing bureaucratic inefficiencies in the public sector, results have yet to materialise. Rather than...
