Tag: Ghana
Reconsidering Ghana’s Presidential Age Limit: Why Article 62(b) of the 1992 Constitution Deserves Review
As Ghana reflects on the relevance and future strength of its 1992 Constitution, one provision that continues to raise important…
Just 2 Minutes Can Destroy Your Future – Peter Bawuah warns Youth as HIV Cases Rise
Just 2 Minutes Can Destroy Your Future —Peter Bawuah Warns Ghanaian Youth as HIV Cases Rise
Boot-for-Boot as Ghana deports 3 Israelis in a reciprocal action
The Government of Ghana says it has been compelled to activate appropriate reciprocal action by deporting three Israelis who arrived…
Part 7: Election of the President Under Ghana’s Proposed Hybrid Parliamentary System
Ghana stands at a pivotal moment in its democratic journey. The nation’s growing diversity, its multi-ethnic fabric, and the persistent…
Part 6: The Roles of Traditional Authorities in Ghana’s New Governance Conversation
As Ghana embarks on the crucial task of re-examining and redesigning its governance architecture, one foundational question stands out as…
Part 5: Policy Continuity Mechanisms: Why Ghana Must Break the Cycle of “Starting Afresh”
One of the biggest obstacles to Ghana’s long-term progress is not always corruption, nor a lack of ideas nor even…
Part 4: Governance Architecture of Ghana’s Proposed Hybrid Parliamentary System
The Ceremonial Presidency: A Unifying and Stabilising Symbol In the proposed hybrid parliamentary system, Ghana will retain the office of…
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