OXFAM in Ghana

16/10/2025

As we commemorate today, we join the call for a collaboration to create a peaceful, sustainable, prosperous, and food-secure future. By working together, across governments, organizations and communities, society can transform systems to ensure that everyone has access to a healthy diet, living in harmony with the planet.

United Nations in Ghana
FoN Ghana
Norsaac
Africa Centre for Energy Policy
Media Foundation for West Africa(MFWA)
Africa Education Watch
Tax Justice Network Africa
High Commission of Canada to Ghana, Togo and Sierra Leone
Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection
Women in Law and Development in Africa - Wildaf Ghana
Ministry of Finance, Ghana
Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice
Viamo - Digital Made Easy
Africa Centre for Energy Policy
Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition
Participatory Action for Rural Development Alternatives - PARDA
Oxfam in Africa
Oxfam in Nigeria
Shea Network - Ghana
SEND GHANA
Foundation for Security and Development in Africa (FOSDA)
STAR-Ghana Foundation

15/10/2025

By 2050, 1 in 4 people on Earth will live in Africa.

Building resilient, equitable food systems is not just urgent, it’s the foundation of the continent’s future. Political will and leadership are in need.

Join SDG2 Advocacy Hub on 16 October to discuss how. RSVP now ➡ https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN__gF9Tq6qTJiLce3rLeWTyQ #/registration

13/10/2025

The major contributor to IFF is base erosion and profit shifting which is normally perpetuated by multinational corporations. —Mohammed Mahamud, Accountable Governance Programme and Policy Manager, OXFAM in Ghana
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Le principal facteur contribuant aux flux financiers illicites est l'érosion de la base d'imposition et le transfert de bénéfices, généralement perpétués par les multinationales. —Mohammed Mahamud, responsable du programme et des politiques de gouvernance responsable, OXFAM au Ghana

11/10/2025

OXFAM in Ghana joins the world to celebrate every girl child today. This year’s theme, “The Girl I Am, The Change I Lead: Girls on the Frontlines of Crisis,” reminds us that, girls are not just recipients of support, they are leaders shaping solutions in education, climate action, and gender justice.

As the world mark 30 years since the Beijing Declaration, this year's commemoration is a rallying cry to see girls for who they truly are, to listen to their voices and to recognize their limitless potential. For girls aren’t waiting for a better world, they are building it.


Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection
FoN Ghana
Widows and Orphans Movement - WOM
West Africa Civil Society Institute (WACSI)
Women in Law and Development in Africa - Wildaf Ghana
Africa Centre for Energy Policy
Africa Education Watch
Participatory Action for Rural Development Alternatives - PARDA
YEFL-Ghana
Shea Network - Ghana
Tungteiya Womens' Association
Norsaac
Foundation for Security and Development in Africa (FOSDA)
Ghana Anti-Corruption Coalition
High Commission of Canada to Ghana, Togo and Sierra Leone

11/10/2025

11/10/2025

If Africa can ever be financially independent we need to focus on the flow of funds or income from the continent through illicit means —-Mohammed Mahamud, Accountable Governance Programme and Policy Manager, OXFAM in Ghana
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Si l'Afrique veut un jour atteindre l'indépendance financière, nous devons nous concentrer sur les flux financiers ou les revenus provenant du continent par le biais de moyens illicites — Mohammed Mahamud, responsable du programme et des politiques de gouvernance responsable, OXFAM au Ghana

08/10/2025

https://newscenta.com/ghanas-high-debt-chokes-social-spending/

Ghana’s public debt is diverting resources from health, education, raising concerns about the country’s ability to sustain social spending.

08/10/2025

08/10/2025

08/10/2025

https://asaaseradio.com/oxfam-ghana-and-eoco-urge-media-to-promote-transparency-and-accountability/

Oxfam and EOCO urge young journalists at MFWA’s NGIJ fellowship to champion transparency, accountability as investigative journalists

08/10/2025

08/10/2025

The SBC addresses challenges with the previous curriculum and ensures that the content of the new curriculum meets 21s t century competencies, is benchmarked to international standards based on current education reforms, and is in line with Ghana’s Pre-Tertiary Act 2020 (Act 1049)