Ghana’s efforts to attract fresh investment into its oil gas and power sectors are expected to receive renewed attention at African Energy Week 2026, as African governments and energy companies prepare to meet investors, financiers and technical partners in Cape Town, South Africa.
For decades, Ghanaian law students have graduated with an excellent command of statutes, cases, and legal reasoning.
The Government of Ghana's (GoG’s) decision to require large-scale mining companies to sell 30 percent of their gold output to the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod) represents one of the most consequential policy shifts in Ghana's mineral resource governance in decades.
Introduction: The Data Paradox For decades, organizations have treated data as an asset, collected, analysed, and leveraged for competitive advantage. Data-driven decision-making promised benefits justifying extensive data collection.
Saudi Arabia’s decision to designate 2026 as the “Year of Artificial Intelligence” is more than a symbolic declaration. It signals a decisive shift in the Kingdom’s economic transformation strategy, placing artificial intelligence at the center of Vision 2030, industrial diversification, public-sector reform, digital infrastructure, Arabic-language innovation and sovereign technology development.
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