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Coalition for Democratic Accountability and Inclusive Governance (CITIZENS' COALITION) has been launched in Tamale to keep government on its toes in terms of fighting corruption in the country. It is also to ensure that government acts constitutionally and in the interest of the citizenry. A few civil society organisations and…

MONROVIA – The Elections Coordinating Committee (ECC) said, it welcomed the use of Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) for the conduct of the 2023 Presidential and Legislative Elections, but with caution.The ECC is the largest civil society platform t

Deputy Local Government Minister Reignites Debate On Election Of MMDCEs

An audit sample conducted by the Auditor General in 2021 has revealed that warrants of 125 persons remanded at the male section of Nsawam Medium Security Prisons had expired. This contrasts No. 171 of the Ghana Police Service Instructions, 2018, which requires expired commitment warrants of short sentence prisoners to…

The Director of Advocacy and Policy-Engagement at the Centre for Democratic Development (CDD), Ghana, Dr. Kojo Asante has advocated a mixed proportional representation of women at the local government level. During a presentation at the opening of a two-day multi-stakeholder conference organized by the CDD-Ghana in partnership with USAID and…

Judiciary Comment: Your Call On Mahama Misplaced - NDC To Justice Douse

The Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) has called on the Electoral Commission (EC) to collaborate with the National Identification Authority (NIA) to harmonise a system capable of replacing the current process of compiling a new or limited voters’ register from time to time.

Judiciary Comment: Your Call On Mahama Misplaced - NDC To Justice Douse

The propaganda machine in the US is fueled by the ignorance of the American public, who still believe, with hand on heart, that the US government is on their side and motivated by altruism.

Almost half of Ghanaians say the country’s “hung” Parliament has made members of Parliament (MPs) more effective at scrutinising government spending, the recent Afrobarometer survey indicates.