BRAC International launches a new Social Development Programme in Ghana to empower vulnerable communities, promote gender equality, and foster inclusive…
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DWM Marks 44 Years, Urges Government Action on Affirmative Action
DWM marks 44 years of empowering Ghanaian women, urging the government to expedite Affirmative Action policies for continued progress.
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Ghana’s Spousal Property Laws: AWLA Demands Parliamentary Action Amidst Decades of Legal Uncertainty
AWLA urges Ghana's Parliament to reform spousal property laws, ending decades of legal uncertainty and injustice for families.
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NEWDA Urges Ghana to Ratify African Disability Protocol for Women’s Rights
NEWDA urges Ghana to ratify the African Disability Protocol, ensuring crucial rights and dignity for women with disabilities nationwide.
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Speaker Bagbin Backs Urgent Passage of Spousal Property Bill Amidst Women’s Rights Concerns
Speaker Bagbin urges swift passage of the Spousal Property Bill to protect women's property rights and address legal ambiguities in…
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The Invisible Labor: Unpaid Care Work’s Massive Economic Impact
Discover the $11 trillion economic impact of unpaid care work, largely done by women, and why this vital labor remains…
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Ghana’s Underutilised Engine: Minister Highlights Women’s Crucial Role in Economic Growth
Ghana's Minister highlights women as an underutilised engine for national growth, stressing their vital role in achieving economic ambitions.
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Africa’s Economic Governance: The Untapped Power of Women Leaders
Unlock Africa's economic potential by empowering women in leadership roles to tackle complex challenges and foster sustainable growth.
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Ghana’s Proposed Paternity Testing Bill Sparks Controversy Over Discrimination and Legal Incoherence
Ghana's controversial paternity testing bill for newborns sparks debate over discrimination against mothers and its legally indefensible implications.
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Ghanaian President Calls for Criminalization of Sex-for-Jobs Practices
Ghanaian President Mahama urges new laws to criminalize sex-for-jobs exploitation, condemning the practice as unacceptable.
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