Delegate System Ruling Must Be Matched with Campaign Finance Reforms – Prof. H. Kwasi Prempeh

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The Supreme Court’s landmark decision declaring Ghana’s political party delegate system unconstitutional has sparked important national conversations on internal party democracy, political financing, and electoral reform. In an interview with Woezor TV, Prof. H. Kwasi Prempeh, Executive Director of CDD-Ghana, discusses the rationale behind the ruling and its implications for Ghana’s democratic governance.

The conversation explores how the ruling could broaden participation in political party primaries, reduce the influence of money in politics, and strengthen internal party democracy, while highlighting the complementary reforms needed to ensure its successful implementation.

Watch the full interview below.

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