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Three young Ghanaian women in colorful African print walking together confidently on a street in Accra, one carrying books.

83% of new HIV infections among Ghanaian youth are young women but prevention only reaches 3 regions

Body & Safety6 min read

Dark background with outline of Ghana map. Text reads Gender Lens Africa POWER desk, NDC constituency elections 2026: who won, who fell. Icons at bottom show Men Chairmen vs Women Organisers

NDC constituency elections 2026: who won, who fell and what it means

Power5 min read

Infographic shows Ghana's Parliament seating chart with 276 seats. 40 seats in gold on the left represent women (14.5%), 236 seats in dark grey represent men (85.5%). A label highlights that 43 more women MPs are needed to reach the target of 83 women (30%) for gender equity. Text at bottom reads: Now 40/276 = 14.5% women, Current 236/276 = 85.5% men, Goal 83/276 = 30% women. Title: Ghana needs 43 more women MPs to reach 30%.

Ghana’s Parliament needs 43 more women MPs to meet the 30% affirmative action target

Power6 min read

Abstract illustration showing a report with data turning into question marks before reaching a breaking justice scale over Ghana's map, with silhouette of a woman.

After survivors report gender-based violence in Ghana, the data stops where justice should begin

Justice9 min read

Ghanaian market trader in her late 40s holding a woven hand fan at her produce stall in Accra.

Perimenopause in Ghana: What women need to know about symptoms, treatment and work

Body & Safety18 min read

Ghanaian junior high school girls in classroom with free sanitary pad programme packs for public schools

Period poverty in Africa needs more than pads, new research shows

Body & Safety7 min read

Ghana's Minister of Foreign Affairs

Ghana returns to the UN Human Rights Council. What does this mean for women and girls?

Power8 min read

Dr. Asomaning speaking at the launch

Women leaving Ghana's prisons need more than an open gate

Justice10 min read

EDITORIAL ILLUSTRATION

Breast cancer treatment carried an average economic cost of GH¢34,631 per patient in 2019. Who bears it?

Body & Safety4 min read

Women

Ghana records about 5,000 breast cancer cases a year. Why are so many women diagnosed late?

Body & Safety6 min read