Governance and human rights in twenty-first century Africa: an introductory appraisal / Michael Addney and Michael GYan Nyarko
By accountants and vigilantes: the role of individual actions in the Ghanaian Supreme Court / Kenneth NO Ghartey
Electoral justice under Ghana's Fourth Republic / Lydia A Nkansah
Safeguarding online freedom of speech in Ghana in an election year: the role of government / Ebenezer Adjei Bediako
Civil society and the right to access to information in the Ghanaian oil industry / Nora Ho Tu Nam
Ghana's poverty alleviation strategy: promising start, but bleak future? / Bright Nkrumah
Women's political participation in decision-making processes and organs in Ghana: trends, practices and social realities / Bright J Sefah and Kennedy Kariseb
The pursuit of actual equality: women's matrimonial property rights in Ghana since independence / Kwaka Agyeman-Budu
Challenges to judicial enforcement of socio-economic rights in Africa: comparative lessons from Ghana and South Africa
A comparative analysis of multiparty politics in Ghana and Mauritius / Darsheenee Singh Rammauth and Roopanand Mahadew
Deepening and sustaining electoral democracy in Kenya: lessons from Ghana
Towards human rights-based approach for countering economic crises: Ghana and Zambia's experiences with the global financial crisis / Grace Mukulwamutiyo
Transnationals, social media and democratisation of Africa in the twenty-first century: lessons from Zimbabwe / Cowen Dziva and Munatsi Shoko
Pan-Africanism and development in the twenty-first century: a critical analysis of the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) / Elsabé Boshoff and Owiso Owiso
Moving the debate forward: securing the rights of refugees under the African human rights system / Michael Addaney
The 'protection of' and 'assistance to' internally displaced persons in Africa / Romola Adeola
Women's human rights in twenty-first century Africa: taking stock of the Maputo Protocol / Hlengiwe Dube
Transnational democracy in Africa and the African Union's Agenda 2063: Beyond Nkrumah's Pan-Africanist pushbacks / Chairman Okoloise