How Ghana’s Constitution Has Changed Over the Years: From Nkrumah’s First Republic to the 1992 Framework
Ghana’s constitutional history is a story of ambition, interruption and recovery. Since independence in 1957, the country has lived under…
Ghana’s constitutional history is a story of ambition, interruption and recovery. Since independence in 1957, the country has lived under…
Ghana’s 1992 Constitution is more than a legal document. It is the rulebook that governs how power is won, how…
Political parties are everywhere in Ghanaian public life. Their colours appear on billboards, their slogans fill the airwaves during campaign…
The votes have been counted. The results have been declared. The winner has been announced. For many Ghanaians, that is…
Every four years, Ghanaians do two things at the ballot box. They elect a President, and they elect a Member…
Every four years, Ghanaians elect a President. The process is familiar, but the mechanics are often misunderstood. Winning a presidential…
Every election in Ghana depends on one institution more than any other: the Electoral Commission. It is the body that…
Every four years, Ghanaians go to the polls to choose a President and Members of Parliament. The process is now…