Religion in Public Life in Ghana: A Necessary Conversation

July 1, 2021 2

By Abena Kyere, Edwin Adjei Asa, and Ebenezer Bosomprah, University of Ghana-Legon, CIHA Blog Editorial Assistants and Luce Graduate Fellows

While the world continues to battle with coronavirus, the ‘little’ […]

Solidarity with Ghanaian Academics Against the Passage of the Public Universities Bill in Ghana

June 29, 2020 0

Introductory note by Edwin Asa Adjei, CIHA Editorial Assistant, University of Ghana-Legon: 

For centuries, writers and scholars worldwide have faced common challenges: banning of their works, exile, death or imprisonment. These […]

In the News: “It’s not just Greta Thunberg: why are we ignoring the developing world’s inspiring activists?”

December 19, 2019 0

By Edwin Asa Adjei, CIHA Editorial Assistant, University of Ghana-Legon

Greta Thunberg, a sixteen-year-old Swedish climate activist has become a household name due to her activism, which has won her several […]

“The Gospel of Self-Help: Born‐again musicians and the moral problem of dependency in Uganda”

July 3, 2018 0

journal article in the latest issue of the American Ethnologist entitled “The gospel of self-help” looks at how churches in Uganda have been promoting a message of economic self-sufficiency. The author, Lydia […]

A Story Once Told, A Story Being Told and the Story to be Told: The Unacknowledged Contributions of African Literature

March 13, 2018 0

By: Edwin Adjei, University of Ghana – Legon

All societies have literature. Literature is a society’s creation about its environment to satisfy the various needs and aspirations of the people in […]

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