A hybrid parliamentary model: A pathway to national stability, accountability and policy continuity

By Kilo MIKE Ghana stands at an important crossroads in its democratic evolution. After more than three decades of relative constitutional stability, it has become increasingly clear that the current governance architecture, which is rooted in a powerful, centralised, winner-takes-all presidency no longer fully aligns with the needs of a diverse, youthful, rapidly changing nation. […]

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