The Ghana Project is an accessible civic education media platform designed to help Ghanaians better understand governance, public institutions, national development, public policy, and the issues shaping Ghana’s future. Through informed conversations with policymakers, academics, professionals, community leaders, and other trusted voices, it will make complex national issues accessible and relevant.
Hosted by veteran journalist and broadcaster David Ampofo, the program combines journalism, research, storytelling and thoughtful conversation to examine the questions that shape Ghana.
Built around a flagship audiovisual podcast hosted by David Ampofo, that uses interviews, monologues, storytelling and data-driven explainers to engage citizens in meaningful dialogue about the Ghanaian experience, and the ideas that will define Ghana’s next chapter.
The platform promotes informed citizenship, critical thinking and constructive national dialogue by making public issues, institutions and policy decisions easier to understand. For sponsors, it offers an opportunity to support a visible public-interest initiative and associate their organization with education, civic participation and Ghana’s long-term development.
Principal commercial partner for the program year, with the highest level of episode visibility and three designated episodes aligned with the sponsor’s area of interest.
Two additional sponsor positions.
Additional benefits may be tailored to a partner’s objectives, sector and level of investment, subject to agreement and the program’s editorial independence.
The program is planned around 39 weekly episodes each year.
Available packages are:
The Ghana Project is a non-partisan, public-interest initiative. Sponsorship supports research, production, distribution, and community reach.
We welcome conversations with organizations interested in supporting civic education and constructive national dialogue in Ghana. Discussions can explore the appropriate package, relevant episode themes, and agreed visibility.