Stephen Yeboah is an academic researcher and journalist with extensive publications on global development issues, particularly in Africa. He has published more than 80 journals, newspaper and online articles, and op-eds on aid, agriculture, mining, and oil and gas.
A Ghanaian national, Stephen was trained in 2011 as a journalist in oil, gas and mining reporting as part of the Media Oversight Training programme of the Revenue Watch Institute and Thomson Reuters Foundation.

Stephen Yeboah is a PhD Candidate at the Swiss Graduate School of Public Administration (IDHEAP), University of Lausanne, working on the politics and institutions (governance) of extractive resources in Ghana. 
 
He was a Research Fellow at the Africa Progress Panel, a non-profit organization chaired by former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan, from 2013 to 2016. 
 

Chief Scientist / Director Southeast Asia. BAgricSc.(Hons) in Plant Pathology - Adelaide U, Australia; MAgricSc U Malaya, PhD (Plant Pathology) - U of Wisconsin, USA. Areas of expertise: Extensive research and development experience in tropical phytobacteriology, microbial diagnostics and microbial ecology. Works extensively in the Southeast Asian region, providing expertise in capacity-building development relating to plant health and phytosanitary systems. Consults for international and regional aid initiatives and project donors.