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What do Africans want? Afrobarometer surveys reveal the top concerns. Joseph Asunka, Carolyn Logan, and Brian Howard - December 10, 2022 This week’s U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit will explore collaboration on economic engagement, democracy and climate change. Here’s how Africans see the challenges.
How Ghana’s economic crisis is reshaping its democracy Rachel Sigman and George Bob-Milliar - November 30, 2022 Ghana’s legislature could take the unusual move of censuring the finance minister — and demanding greater accountability from the executive branch