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From Accra to the UN: How Ghana is leading Africa’s dew “Decade of Reparations”

By Maame Awinador Kwaning For generations, scholars and citizens alike have grappled with a persistent question: “Why is Africa poor?”. Despite the continent’s vast natural resources and decades of independence, the endurance of extreme poverty and underdevelopment has led many to assume its fate is fixed. Some dismiss the continent as a lost cause, while others lay the blame solely on corrupt leadership. However, beyond these familiar narrative…
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The Business & Financial Times broke the news in Accra, Ghana on Monday, January 19, 2026.
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