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Germany ready to return expropriated African cultural objects, expert claims knowledge gaps

Ghanaian Archaeologist, Ethnographer and researcher, Professor Kodzo Gavua, has expressed the view that the expropriated cultural artefacts from.

Greater accraDaniel oforiDaniel krullPeter hahnDepartment of archaeologyProvost of college humanitiesGerman federal ministry of educationUniversity of ghanaUniversity of ghana centre for genderCollege of humanitiesMerian institute for advanced studies in africaHeritage studiesMerian instituteAdvanced studiesGender studiesBiodiversity conservation research

Germany ready to return expropriated African cultural objects, expert claims knowledge gaps

Germany ready to return expropriated African cultural objects, expert claims knowledge gaps
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Greater accraKodzo gavuaDaniel krullPeter hahnDaniel oforiUniversity of ghanaCollege of humanitiesUniversity of ghana centre for genderMerian institute for advanced studies in africaGerman federal ministry of educationProvost of college humanitiesDepartment of archaeologyGhanaian archaeologistProfessor kodzo gavuaHeritage studiesMerian institute

There may be fewer than 150 hippos left in Ghana: Meet the Canadian organization helping to protect them

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Monetisation of politics preventing African women from engaging in politics - Ayisha Osori

Ayisha Osori believes the monitisation of politics in African countries remains a major obstacle preventing many women from actively taking part in politics

Daniel oforiSusann ballerAyisha osoriCollege of humanitiesCentre for genderGerman federal ministry of educationUniversity of ghana centre for genderSociety foundationsProvost of the college humanitiesMerian institute for advanced studies in africaUniversity of ghanaExecutive vice presidentOpen society foundationsMerian instituteAdvanced studiesGender studies

Ghana, other West African countries must demonetise politics to get more women involved

A Director at Open Society Foundation, Ayisha Osori has admonished West African countries to have regulations that will provide an easy avenue for more women to get involved in politics. Speaking to journalists on the sidelines of the Final Conference of MIASA rsquo;s Interdisciplinary Fellow Group on Increasing Women rsquo;s Political Presence in West Africa IFG 8 on Tuesday, May 16, she stressed that if really Ghana and other West African countries want more women 39;s participat

Burkina fasoAyisha osoriSusann ballerInterdisciplinary fellow groupUniversity of ghanaGerman federal ministry of educationSociety foundationCollege of humanitiesMerian institute for advanced studies in africaParliamentary unionProvost of the college humanitiesOpen society foundationWest africanFinal conferenceFellow groupIncreasing women