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In his recent speech, Alan Kyerematen called for transformative leadership in Ghana, emphasizing that excessive partisanship has stalled national progress. He argued for a focus on strong leadership, referencing global …
Transformative Leadership: Alan Kyerematen’s Vision for a New Ghana Read More
Professor Godfred Bokpin asserts that Ghana’s democracy is defined by a politics of promises, particularly evident as parties present their manifestos for the 2024 elections. He cautions that many proposals …
Ghana’s Democracy: A Landscape Dominated by Promises, Warns Prof. Bokpin Read More
Joseph Osei-Owusu, First Deputy Speaker of Parliament, expresses optimism for the NPP’s success in the 2024 elections, citing noticeable improvements in citizens’ lives. He also criticizes parliamentary dynamics, lamenting a …
Joe Wise Expresses Optimism for NPP Victory in 2024 Elections Read More
Nigerian politician Alex Ikwechegh’s recent video incident, where he slapped a taxi driver, highlights ongoing power abuse in Nigeria’s political culture. Despite his status as a younger leader, Ikwechegh’s actions …
Alex Ikwechegh Incident: A Reflection on Power Abuse in Nigeria Read More
Botswana’s upcoming elections on October 30 occur amid rising unemployment, declining satisfaction with democracy, and increasing corruption perceptions, particularly affecting the presidential office. With a divided opposition and entrenched ruling …
Botswana’s Crucial Elections: Challenges and the Path Forward Read More
President Umaro Sissoco Embalo of Guinea Bissau has postponed legislative elections originally scheduled for November 24, citing ongoing political instability and logistical difficulties. The announcement follows earlier warnings regarding the …
Guinea Bissau President Postpones Legislative Elections Indefinitely Read More
The Caribbean Court of Justice upheld an appeal validating the appointments of parliamentary secretaries Vikash Ramkissoon and Sarah Browne in Guyana, overturning previous rulings declaring their appointments unlawful. The court …
CCJ Upholds Validity of Parliamentary Secretaries’ Appointments in Guyana Read More
Duma Boko has become Botswana’s President, ending the Botswana Democratic Party’s 50-year dominance. His Harvard education and focus on economic reforms resonated with voters, particularly the youth. Overcoming numerous challenges, …
Duma Boko Breaks Botswana Democratic Party’s 50-Year Political Hold Read More
The Botswana Democratic Party (BDP), in power since independence in 1966, has been ousted by the Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) in recent elections. This political transition reflects widespread public …
BDP’s Stunning Defeat: A Reflection of Discontent in Botswana’s Political Landscape Read More
Elections can often become violent, particularly in divided democracies; the key to preventing election-related violence lies in the losers’ consent, which hinges on trust in the electoral process. Cases from …
Lessons from African Democracies: The Crucial Factors in Electoral Violence and Stability Read More