The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has invited members of the public and other stakeholders to submit articles and opinion pieces for a special edition of the Ghanaian Envoy, the Ministry’s official newsletter, dedicated to Ghana’s Reparatory Justice Agenda.
According to a press release issued on Monday, August 24, 2026, the special edition will chronicle Ghana’s journey, advocacy and efforts towards advancing the Reparatory Justice Agenda.
The publication is expected to highlight key milestones, initiatives and perspectives on Ghana’s efforts to promote justice, recognition and appropriate redress for historical injustices associated with the transatlantic slave trade and colonialism.
The Ministry is inviting contributions from academics, researchers, practitioners, civil society organisations, historians, members of the public and other interested stakeholders.
It said submissions may include articles, opinion pieces, essays and other relevant contributions focusing on the historical context of reparatory justice, Ghana’s advocacy efforts, international engagements, achievements, challenges and the way forward.
The Ministry encouraged contributors to submit brief, concise, original and unpublished pieces that are clear, well researched and relevant to the publication.
Interested contributors are required to submit their articles to the Information and Public Affairs Bureau of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs via ipab@mfa.gov.gh for consideration and possible publication.
Authors are also required to submit a recent passport-size coloured photograph in high-resolution JPEG or PNG format along with their articles.
The deadline for submissions is September 2, 2026.
The Ministry said it looks forward to receiving thoughtful and insightful contributions that will enrich national and international discourse on Ghana’s Reparatory Justice Agenda.
By: Bernard Mensah
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