President John Dramani Mahama has today established a new Constitutional Review Committee. This decision follows his campaign promise to revive and advance Ghana’s stalled constitutional review process to address emerging governance challenges.
The newly formed committee comprises distinguished individuals with expertise in governance, law, and public service. The members are:
The committee’s primary mandate is to review and address challenges associated with the implementation of previous constitutional reviews, particularly those from the 2010 Constitution Review Commission and the 2023 Constitution Review Consultative Committee. They are further required to:
The committee is expected to submit its recommendations for constitutional amendments within five months. These proposals will then be reviewed by the government for potential implementation.
Stay tuned for updates as the committee begins its important work to shape the future of governance in Ghana.
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