For decades, Ghana has cultivated a reputation as one of Africa’s most stable democracies, characterized by political continuity paired with a pragmatic, restrained, and morally credible foreign policy. Accra’s standing now has garnered an unusual global spotlight following a brief but highly charged diplomatic fallout with Israel.
All eyes have been on the United States and South Africa since the last quarter of 2025: what was once seen as a deep alignment, shared values, and economic partnership has taken a turn for the worse, with tangible economic and geopolitical consequences now unfolding.
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