MONDAY MORNING QUESTION 🇬🇭☕ Does Ghana really need a 300-member Parliament? Can we improve representation for women, young people and persons with disabilities without simply adding more MPs? 💬 300 MPs: YES or NO, and why? Swipe 👉🏾 for the civil society position. #CPCR #ConstitutionalReform

Civil Society has spoken on Ghana’s constitutional reform. 🇬🇭 CPCR has presented its positions on the reforms Ghana needs, what it supports, where it differs with Government, and what must happen next. 📄 Full Position Paper: shorturl.at/W00Nx🎙️ Press Address: shorturl.at/8xNzC What ONE reform do you believe Ghana must get right? 👇🏾

Can Parliament effectively check the government if some MPs are also running the government? 🇬🇭Civil society supports separating the roles of MP and Minister.But we want to hear from you:Should MPs be allowed to serve as Ministers?YES or NO, and why? 👇🏾#CPCR #ConstitutionalReform

How independent is an institution if its leadership depends heavily on one office? 🇬🇭 Civil society wants competitive, merit-based and independent processes for appointments to key independent institutions. Independence should begin with the appointment. Swipe 👉 #CPCR #ConstitutionalReform

4 YEARS or 5 YEARS? 🇬🇭 Should Ghana extend the presidential term, or can the challenges of a 4-year term be addressed without giving the Presidency another year? Civil society has taken a position. Swipe to see why. 👉 What do you think? Drop your comments #CPCR #ConstitutionalReform

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

📅 Should Ghana have a fixed election period? What if everyone knew years in advance exactly when presidential elections would take place? The Constitution Review Committee (CRC) recommended setting Ghana's presidential elections in the first week of November. The Government has accepted this recommendation, saying it will improve planning, predictability, and ensure a smoother transition of power. But what does this really mean for you as a citizen? Swipe through to see the Government's position explained in simple language. 💬 Do you think fixing the election period is a good idea? Tell us why in the comments.

🇬🇭 Should Ghana lower the minimum age to become President? Current Constitution: 40 years CRC Recommendation: 30 years Government Position: 35 years (Accepted in Principle) What age do you think is right? 🗳️ Join the conversation and explore more constitutional reform proposals at citizensforreform.org #ConstitutionExplained #CPCR #Ghana #ConstitutionalReform

🇬🇭 Should Ghana's President serve for FIVE years instead of FOUR? It's one of the biggest proposals in Ghana's Constitutional Review, and we're breaking it down in simple language. In this first edition of #ConstitutionExplained, we unpack: ✅ What the CRC proposed ✅ Government's position ✅ What it could mean for every Ghanaian 💬 Do you support a five-year presidential term? Tell us why. 🔗 Learn more and follow the constitutional reform process at citizensforreform.org #CPCR #ConstitutionExplained #ConstitutionalReform #KnowTheReform #YourConstitutionYourVoice #Ghana

PRESS CONFERENCE The Citizens Platform for Constitutional Reform (CPCR) will hold a press conference to share updates on Ghana’s constitutional reform process and the role of citizens in shaping the country’s democratic future. 🗓 Mon, 16 March 2025 ⏰ 10:00 AM 📍 Press Center Follow the reform conversation: 👉 citizensforreform.org #CPCR #ConstitutionalReform #CitizenEngagement #KnowYourRights