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Halt premature parliamentary campaigns - NDC warns members (opens the original)
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The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has directed all members of the party engaged in parliamentary campaign activities, whether directly or indirectly, to stop with immediate effect. “Members are accordingly cautioned against organising or participating in meetings, engagements, tours, donations, public appearances or any other activities intended or reasonably perceived to promote or advance a parliamentary candidature ahead of the official opening of nominations,” it said. A statement issue
Pass law to safeguard constitutional reforms process — Citizens Platform (opens the original)
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The Citizens’ Platform on Constitutional Reform (CPCR) has called on the government to commit to a clear implementation roadmap backed by law to safeguard the process. “As the very first step in this process, we ask the government to introduce and secure the passage of a Constitutional Reform Implementation and Roadmap Act,” she said. That, it explained, was based on past experiences, where the country failed to follow through with amendments put together by the Professor E. V. O. Dankwa committ
Who wins NPP chairmanship? - 4 Aspirants aim at party reorganisation for 2028 (opens the original)
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Former Energy Minister, Boakye Agyarko, two former national executives, and a former National Chairman seeking a comeback head into a straight contest for the national chairmanship of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) as 47 aspirants get set to vie for nine national party positions. John Boadu, a former General Secretary of the party; Sammy Crabbe, a former National Vice-Chairman of the party; and Paul Afoko, who once chaired the party, complete the list of chairmanship aspirants as the p
Democracy Fund: IEA opposes state funding of political parties (opens the original)
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The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) has kicked against state funding of the non-electioneering activities of political parties. It, however, said there could be some well-defined support for political parties through paying the Electoral Commission (EC) for internal party elections following the abolition of the delegate system. It said although the H.Kwasi Prempeh Constitution Review Committee (CRC) proposed the setting up of a Democracy Fund, to be administered by an Independent Registrar
IEA calls for comprehensive, consultative process in constitution reforms (opens the original)
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The Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) has called for a principled, comprehensive and nationally owned constitutional reform process to create a constitutional architecture that limits excessive executive power. It said the reforms must also strengthen Parliament and the Judiciary, deepen local-level democracy, professionalise public institutions through transparent merit-based processes, promote continuity in national development planning and strengthen mechanisms for accountability. “The task
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