In the Media
Where IERPP, its leadership and its researchers have been featured by Ghanaian and international media organisations. Every item is attributed to its original publisher.
Showing 37–48 of 65 verified media items
Featured in Daily Statesman
IERPP's Executive Director argues that the Mahama administration had not fulfilled key governance and accountability promises within its first 120 days.
Featured in Kessben Online
IERPP commentary argues for the independence of the Bank of Ghana and questions public criticism of the central bank.
Featured in MyJoyOnline
IERPP examines the Bank of Ghana's substantial 2025 losses and questions the role and implications of IMF-related policies and programmes.
Featured in News Ghana
An IERPP report examines the Bank of Ghana's 2025 financial losses and argues that the central bank faces deeper structural financial challenges.
Featured in Daily Statesman
Dr. Nyame-Baafi of IERPP raises questions about the Bank of Ghana's 2025 accounts and the treatment of losses in relation to gold sales.
Featured in Daily Statesman
Dr. Nyame-Baafi questions the Bank of Ghana's approach to accounting for losses and benefits in its 2025 financial reporting.
Featured in MyJoyOnline
IERPP analyses the Bank of Ghana's 2025 financial statements and examines what the reported figures could mean for Ghana's economic and financial outlook.
Featured in Modern Ghana
Prof. Isaac Boadi of IERPP argues that government's fight against illegal mining has not been sufficiently aggressive to address the environmental damage caused by galamsey.
Featured in Asaase Radio
IERPP faults civil society and political actors for their response to environmental destruction and calls for stronger action to protect Ghana's natural resources.
Featured in News Ghana
A News Ghana report highlights IERPP's criticism of political actors and civil society organisations over their response to galamsey and environmental destruction.
Featured in Asaase Radio
IERPP calls for greater disclosure surrounding the Damang Mine transaction and questions the lack of public discussion about the acquisition terms.
Featured in Modern Ghana
IERPP criticises civil society organisations for what it describes as silence over the destruction of Ghana's natural resources.
IERPP research and commentary is regularly covered by Ghanaian media including News Ghana, GhanaWeb, Asaase Radio, MyJoyOnline, Joy News, 3news, Modern Ghana and The Observer Times. For media enquiries, contact [email protected].