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Ashanti Chieftaincy and Customary Land Governance in Ghana: Traditional Authority, Investor Confidence and the Future of Economic Development
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Ashanti Chieftaincy and Customary Land Governance in Ghana: Traditional Authority, Investor Confidence and the Future of Economic Development
Ghana’s ambitions for industrial development, infrastructure expansion and higher levels of foreign direct investment all depend, at some stage, on the same underlying asset: land. Yet for an investor evaluating a long-term commitment in Ghana, the first question is rarely who legally owns that land. Ownership, in the great majority of cases, is already established under customary law and has been for generations. The more consequential question…
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