CPS pledges deeper collaboration with The Multimedia Group

The Centre for Policy Scrutiny (CPS), a Ghanaian think tank, has lauded The Multimedia Group for its role in spreading the organisation's research and policy recommendations. Dr. Adu Owusu Sarkodie, CPS's Executive Director, visited The Multimedia Group and expressed gratitude for their support. He emphasized the need for further collaboration between the two entities as they are both vital in shaping policy and fostering good governance.

Ken Ansah, COO of The Multimedia Group, praised CPS for its remarkable work, especially in research and policy advocacy. He advised the think tank to stick to its objectives and remain independent from political influence. The two institutions have decided to intensify their partnership to encourage public education, broaden the dissemination of policy research, and stimulate informed debates on national development concerns.

CPS is dedicated to researching and analyzing public policies, evaluating government programs, and suggesting improvements to governance and development. Its publications include a report on the Free Senior High School policy and an analysis of Ghana's 2026 Budget. Dr. Sarkodie was joined by The Multimedia Group's Head of Corporate Affairs, Kwaku Obeng-Adjei, and Programmes Officer, Nana Yaa Dapaah.