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What Do Ghanaians Say About Military Rule? – 7 Key Observations

Post the presidential inauguration on January 7, one of the narratives that gained traction in public conversations was how to interpret the applause that greeted Burkina Faso’s military leader who was in attendance. For some, it was an endorsement of military rule and a growing disenchantment with democracy. What do Ghanaians say about military rule, and are there any signals of concern for our democracy? Here are seven key observations from the Afrobarometer survey. Ghanaians...

Afrobarometer

Instituted in 1999, Afrobarometer is a Pan-African, non-partisan survey research project that conducts...

CODEO

CDD-Ghana established the Coalition of Domestic Election Observers (CODEO) in the year 2000...

Corruption Watch

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D&G Bootcamp

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Freedom Project

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I Am Aware

The I AM AWARE project is CDD-Ghana’s non-partisan citizen empowerment campaign..

WAEON

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WAYLead Fellowship

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