The Africa-China Centre for Policy & Advisory (ACCPA) has officially opened applications for the second edition of the Ghana–China Media Fellowship (GCMF) 2026, a flagship capacity-building initiative designed to strengthen Ghanaian media understanding of China, Ghana–China relations, and emerging global developments shaping Africa–China engagement.
ACCPA and the Canadian Centre for African Affairs & Policy Research (CCAAPR) have jointly announced the launch of the Africa–China–Canada Dialogue Series on Global Partnerships and Cooperation, a multi-month virtual convening set to run from April to December 2026.
ACCPA was represented at a high-level roundtable hosted by the East Asian Institute at the National University of Singapore, where Executive Director Paul Frimpong delivered a compelling intervention on the future of Africa in a rapidly reconfiguring global supply chain landscape.
The Africa–China Centre for Policy & Advisory (ACCPA) and the Canadian Centre for African Affairs & Policy Research (CCAAPR) have signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), formalizing a five-year framework for collaboration in research, policy dialogue, capacity development, and advisory cooperation.
The Africa-China Centre for Policy and Advisory (ACCPA), working in close partnership with the African Climate Foundation (ACF), has unveiled two flagship reports that position Ghana and Ethiopia at the forefront of Sino-Africa cooperation on green and sustainable finance.
The Executive Director of the Africa-China Centre for Policy and Advisory (ACCPA), Paul Frimpong, has affirmed that strengthened green finance cooperation between China and Africa has the potential to “redefine the continent’s industrial future.”
The Africa-China Centre for Policy and Advisory (ACCPA), in partnership with the African Climate Foundation (ACF), has officially launched two landmark country reports for Ghana and Ethiopia under the Sino-Africa Green Finance Alliance (SAGFA) project
A major milestone in Africa–China relations was marked in Accra with the official launch of the landmark volume Africa–China Linkages: Building Deeper and Broader Connections, at a high-level public forum hosted by the Africa-China Centre for Policy and Advisory (ACCPA).
The notion of a “China debt trap” in Africa is not supported by empirical data, according to analysis presented during the Africa–China Dialogue hosted by the Africa-China Centre for Policy and Advisory (ACCPA) at the CEIBS Africa Campus in Accra.
The Africa-China Centre for Policy and Advisory (ACCPA) successfully hosted a high-level forum under the theme “Africa–China Dialogues: Reimagining Africa-China Economic Future” at the CEIBS Africa Campus in Accra.