Citizens need clear, accessible information to participate meaningfully in the constitutional reform process and build public confidence. The Citizens’ Platform on Constitutional Reforms (CPCR) is calling for civic education funding to be set aside and protected in law, with resources released well before the referendum so citizens can properly engage with the proposed reforms. Watch the full press conference: youtu.be/82uVjZu9Rgw #CPCR #ConstitutionalReform #CivicEducation #Ghana

Who should control local development funds? @ConstReformsGh believes District Assemblies should be responsible for local development, while MPs concentrate on their core roles of making laws and holding Government accountable. For CPCR, keeping these responsibilities separate strengthens accountability and protects the integrity of public spending. #CPCR #ConstitutionalReform #CitizenParticipation #LocalGovernance #Democracy

What should Ghana’s constitutional reform process deliver for citizens? The Citizens’ Platform on Constitutional Reform (CPCR) will present the civil society position paper on constitutional reforms at a press conference on Tuesday, September 15, 2026. The Platform brings together more than 90 civil society organisations, trade unions and professional bodies, convened by CDD-Ghana, STAR-Ghana Foundation and Democracy Hub. Set a reminder: youtube.com/live/82uVjZu9Rgw… #CPCR #ConstitutionalReform #CDDGhana #CitizenParticipation #Democracy

Democracy has delivered stability. But has it delivered the transformation Ghanaians seek? In this new blog, Dr. Kojo Pumpuni Asante (@KojoPumpuni), Director of Policy Engagement and Partnerships at CDD-Ghana, explores why constitutional reform could become Ghana's "second independence moment"–but only if citizens embrace the process as their own and demand governance that delivers. Read the full blog: cddgh.org/2026/07/30/ghanas-… #ConstitutionalReform #Governance #CitizenEngagement #CDDGhana

We are pleased to have Samson Lardy Anyenini, seasoned Media and Legal Practitioner, as Moderator for the National Dialogue on the Office of the Special Prosecutor (@ospghana). With his depth of experience in law, media, and public accountability, he will guide critical conversations as stakeholders examine the performance of the OSP and explore reforms to strengthen its effectiveness and independence. Join us tomorrow for this important national conversation on advancing the rule of law and the fight against corruption in Ghana. 🗓Tuesday, March 31, 2026 🕙 10:00 AM 📍 Fiesta Royale Hotel #OSP #RuleOfLaw #AntiCorruption #Accountability

On Thursday, April 2, 2026, CDD-Ghana, with support from Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, will convene a national stakeholder workshop to present findings from a nationwide study across 24 MMDAs and facilitate dialogue on resetting Ghana’s local governance system. The session will examine challenges around decentralisation, public trust, and the financial viability of MMDAs, while building consensus on practical reform pathways. What will it take to make local governance work in Ghana? Share your views in the comments section. #localgovernance

What does constitutional reform mean in practice? And what choices lie ahead for Ghana’s democracy? Next week, Prof. H. Kwasi Prempeh, Chairperson of the 2025 Constitution Review Committee, will deliver a public lecture at Wisconsin International University College on the findings of the 2025 Review of Ghana’s Constitution and the road ahead. The lecture is an opportunity to interact with the Chair of the Committee and deepen your understanding of the implementation phase following the submission of the Committee’s report, particularly the institutional and policy choices that now confront the country. 🗓 Thursday, 5th March 2026 | 6:00 PM 📍 Wisconsin International University College, Post Graduate Block