In Ghanaian universities, possible examples could include specialists in nuclear physics, actuarial science, cybersecurity, petroleum engineering, artificial intelligence, medical subspecialties or specialised laboratory sciences. These are examples, not verified findings that each field is scarce in Ghana. A university should demonstrate scarcity through evidence such as repeated failed recruitment exercises, prolonged vacancies, resignations to private-sector…

The Executive Director of the Centre for Environmental Management and Sustainable Energy (CEMSE), Benjamin Nsiah has called on government to develop a comprehensive strategic policy for Ghana’s petroleum refining and downstream sector to strengthen energy security and reduce the country’s exposure to global oil price shocks.