Educational language policy in Ghana: Inserting the global into the local
Examines educational language policy in Ghana and considers how global influences interact with local linguistic, educational and policy realities.
The Ghana Studies Association: Looking Ahead
Reflects on the future of the Ghana Studies Association and calls for stronger geographical, disciplinary and generational connections within the Ghana Studies scholarly community.
Review of Women and the Informal Economy in Urban Africa: From the Margins to the Centre, by Mary N. Kinyanjui
Reviews Mary N. Kinyanjui’s study of women informal traders in Nairobi and its contribution to understanding gender, urban informality and women’s struggles for economic space in African cities.