Simba Ghana, under the I Am Aware (IAA) Project, has released a new Citizensโ Satisfaction Survey highlighting key issues in governance and education service delivery in the Karaga District. The study, conducted across 10 communities, reveals that while 59% of citizens trust the Assemblyโs intentions, a significant 75% feel excluded from decision-making processes. Low participation in town hall meetings and […]
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On 3rd October, 2025, SIMBA Ghana welcomed Inusah Abdul Fatawu as an intern, marking the beginning of a transformative learning journey marked by growth, curiosity, and meaningful contribution. Since joining the organisation, Inusah has demonstrated remarkable commitment and enthusiasm in his role as a youth advocate and emerging development professional. Through active participation in meetings, community outreaches, and programme activities, […]
By Simba GhanaSupported by CDD-Ghana with funding from the Flora William & Hewlett FoundationPublished: September 19, 2025 A new education monitoring report by Simba Ghana, under the I Am Aware (IAA) Project, reveals that teacher absenteeism and weak school governance structures are among the leading factors undermining learning outcomes in the Gushegu Municipality of Northern Ghana. The report was compiled […]
Simba Ghana, under the UN Peacebuilding Fund (PBF) project, is empowering youths and women in Ghanaโs North-East Region to strengthen local governance and accountability. Through training, advocacy, and inclusive platforms, the project is transforming participation, building trust, and making governance more responsive to community needs.
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Simba Ghana, under the I Am Aware (IAA) Project, has released a new Citizensโ Satisfaction Survey highlighting key issues in governance and education service delivery in the Karaga District. The study, conducted across 10 communities, reveals that while 59% of citizens trust the Assemblyโs intentions, a significant 75% feel excluded from decision-making processes. Low participation in town hall meetings and […]
On 3rd October, 2025, SIMBA Ghana welcomed Inusah Abdul Fatawu as an intern, marking the beginning of a transformative learning journey marked by growth, curiosity, and meaningful contribution. Since joining the organisation, Inusah has demonstrated remarkable commitment and enthusiasm in his role as a youth advocate and emerging development professional. Through active participation in meetings, community outreaches, and programme activities, […]
By Simba GhanaSupported by CDD-Ghana with funding from the Flora William & Hewlett FoundationPublished: September 19, 2025 A new education monitoring report by Simba Ghana, under the I Am Aware (IAA) Project, reveals that teacher absenteeism and weak school governance structures are among the leading factors undermining learning outcomes in the Gushegu Municipality of Northern Ghana. The report was compiled […]
Simba Ghana, under the UN Peacebuilding Fund (PBF) project, is empowering youths and women in Ghanaโs North-East Region to strengthen local governance and accountability. Through training, advocacy, and inclusive platforms, the project is transforming participation, building trust, and making governance more responsive to community needs.