Education
Tracking Government Commitments on Education in Ghana
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Mitigating Online Abuse Against Women Journalists in Ghana and Nigeria
As the world commemorates the 30th anniversary of World Press Freedom Day, African media’s ability to operate effectively remains under threat…
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Child workers in Ghana speak out
Four children describe their work, why they do it, and how decision-makers in Ghana could help them. Their answers were…
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Protecting journalists from online abuse: a guide for newsrooms
The brutal harassment of Indian journalist Rana Ayyub has escalated from online trolling to headline-grabbing persecution in recent days. Her case is shocking but not…
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iWatch Africa to launch its 2021 ‘Policy Dialogue Series’ on Saturday, Jan 16
iWatch Africa will officially unveil its maiden ‘Policy Dialogue Series’ on Saturday, 16th January 2021 as part of a broader…
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Fact-Check: Claim that smoking tobacco is helpful against coronavirus is ‘unproven’ and misleading
A story circulating on some major news portals in Ghana attributable to the managing editor of the Insight Newspaper, Kwesi…
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iWatch Africa unveils its digital campaign as part of the Human Rights Abuse & Corruption Project
iWatch Africa has unveiled its digital campaign as part of the Human Rights Abuse and Corruption project. The digital campaign…
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iWatch Africa organises training workshop for middle belt journalists in Kumasi
iWatch Africa organised a training workshop for journalists in the middle belt of Ghana last Saturday in Kumasi, as part…
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Fact-check: President Akufo-Addo’s claim that women make up 30 percent of his cabinet is false
Checks by iWatch Africa has revealed that President Akufo-Addo misrepresented the percentage of women in his cabinet when he spoke…
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Citizen-Police forum held in Somanya District as part of the TAC project
The Together against corruption project by Socioserve Ghana, iWatch Africa and JMK Consulting with support from Star Ghana Foundation and…
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Gov’t promised to provide 1,171 KGs in 4 years, only 90 KGs have been completed after 2 years
iWatch Africa can confirm that only 90 Kindergartens (KGs) had been completed in primary schools without KGs across Ghana as…
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