HeyJaredWilliam Nyarko
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- Aug 2, 2026
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The Supreme Court has opened the door, Parliament must now reform Ghana’s political finance architecture (opens the original)
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The Supreme Court’s recent ruling holding that limiting participation to delegates is unconstitutional and requiring political parties to expand participation in their parliamentary and presidential primaries to all members in good standing is among the most consequential rulings in Ghana’s Fourth Republic. What makes the moment even more striking is that, just a day after the ruling, the Government released its position paper on the recommendations of the Prof. Kwasi Prempeh Constitution Review
Africa’s Anti-Corruption Blind Spot: Secret Campaign Finance (opens the original)
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Across Africa, governments have enacted laws to regulate political party funding, but they continue to overlook one of the most significant channels through which corruption enters politics: the direct flow of money to individual candidates. This regulatory gap poses significant risks of state capture, favoritism, procurement fraud, conflicts of interest, and undue influence over public decision-making. While many countries increasingly require political parties to disclose their finances, the i
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