Publications

ABAN BRIEF - Reforming Ghana's Security Services Recruitment: A Call for Dignity, Safety, and Transparency

A timely policy brief examining critical challenges within Ghana’s 2025/2026 security services recruitment process. Drawing on evidence and lived experiences, the brief highlights systemic issues, including high application costs, lack of transparency, and the tragic consequences of poor crowd management.

It calls for urgent reforms, including the abolition of recruitment fees, publication of investigation findings into the El-Wak Stadium incident, and the full digitisation and oversight of recruitment systems.

This brief underscores the need to ensure that the aspiration to serve the nation is guided by merit, fairness, and dignity, rather than by financial barriers or systemic opacity.

BRIEFCASE - May 2025 Edition

In a world increasingly shaped by youth voices, policy gaps, and bold ideas, there is a growing need to document the thoughts that shape our future.

The ABAN Center for Global Policy is proud to publish the maiden edition of BRIEFCASE Magazine, a monthly magazine capturing fresh insights, timely opinions, and thought-provoking ideas from young thinkers across Ghana and beyond. This issue features reflections on governance, sustainable innovations, education, health and human rights all through the lens of youth-driven development.

Explore the ideas. Join the conversation. Shape the future.

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Ghana's Free Sanitary Pad Initiative - The Way Forward

According to the World Bank, in 2022, access to adequate menstrual products and facilities for menstrual hygiene management was a challenge for approximately 500 million females worldwide.

In commemoration of World Menstrual Hygiene Day, our Director for Health Initiatives, Dr Darell Addison, takes a look at Ghana’s Free Sanitary Pad Initiative, recently launched by H.E. John Mahama, President of Ghana.

Education In Ghana, Consolidating The Gains

Since independence in 1957, Ghana’s education sector has undergone significant development and expansion.

The Continued Relevance of the 1992 Constitution

The 1992 Constitution of Ghana is the supreme law of the country, which establishes the framework for the…