CPCR, CDD-Ghana engage journalists on Constitutional Reforms
The Citizens’ Platform on Constitutional Reforms (CPCR) in collaboration with Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) and Star Ghana Foundation has held a two-day media engagement in Kumasi on Ghana’s ongoing constitutional reform process. Facilitators were Gifty Nti Konadu, CDD-Ghana/CPCR representative and Christopher Dapaah, Local Government Network and member of the CPCR Ashanti…
The Citizens’ Platform on Constitutional Reforms (CPCR) and Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) have organized a two-day media engagement in Kumasi, focusing on Ghana's ongoing constitutional reform process. The event, funded by the British High Commission, gathered participants from various regions and explored emerging issues, areas of agreement and disagreement among stakeholders, and the broader implications for Ghana's democratic governance and constitutional development.
CPCR and CDD-Ghana, along with Star Ghana Foundation and Democracy Hub, are advocating for the passage of a Constitutional Reform Implementation and Roadmap Act, which would detail the reforms, assign responsibilities, and set deadlines for the implementation of the Committee's 206 proposals.
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