I have been asked by the Attorney-General to accept a national assignment to serve to as Secretary and Member of the Constitution Review Implementation Committee.
The role requires that I serve the Committee and provide technical support to the Committee towards implementing proposals for the amendment of the 1992 Constitution.
17 years ago, I was brought into the Constitution Review Commission as the youngest member of its research leads at 22 years. Since then I have remained convinced of the centrality of constitutional reform to fulfilling Ghana’s mission.
That dream has lived on in my daily advocacy. Today, myself and Democracy Hub subscribe fully to be creed that the Republic must inch towards a New Constitution for a New Generation. I believe 100% in that project.
That dream remains deferred as the political consensus necessary to achieve it remains absent. But that still remains my lifelong mission. This process is only half the journey. But progressive and incremental change doesn’t by itself defeat the revolution necessary. My advocacy continues beyond my current work; and what the political class is willing to concede at this stage.
My colleagues at Democracy Hub consider this as just the beginning to their long standing campaign and not the end. I subscribe to that creed; and our advocacy continues.
I remain grateful that the Government has remained committed to ensuring this process is led by technocrats. From the Professor Fiadjoe/Raymond Atuguba Committee; Professor Prempeh/Rainer AKumperigya Commitee to the Marietta Brew/Barker-Vormawor Committee; persons of repute have committed themselves to this journey for a while now. All in the hope that this process works.
May this attempt succeed. For God, Country and Posterity.
Shalom
Yesterday, I made it clear: Ghana will proceed with discipline.
We will only accept financing for projects that create jobs, grow exports, reduce costs and protect debt sustainability.
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As we open the Fifth Session of the Ghana–China Joint Commission, I emphasise that while China is Ghana’s largest trading partner, the structure of our trade must improve.
Ghana’s priority is to process more of what we produce and export more value-added goods, including processed cocoa, to China.
We are also seeking investments that build factories, transfer technology, support Ghanaian businesses, train our people and create sustainable jobs.
We reinspected ongoing works on the Outer Kumasi Ring Road.
The project cuts through Atia, Juaben, Effiduase, Asonomaso, Tanodumase, Kwabre, Bouho and several other major municipalities and districts, creating an important orbital route around the Garden City of Kumasi.
This project is distinct from the Kumasi Expressway. The Outer Ring Road is designed to improve connectivity, decongest the city and open up new opportunities for communities along the corridor.
We remain committed to delivering the infrastructure needed to transform Ashanti Region and Ghana.
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In the past, Ghana spent over 50 percent of its national revenue on servicing debt.
This left less money for schools, hospitals, roads and other essential infrastructure.
Today, I am proud to say that we have made significant progress.
We now spend less than 20 per cent of our revenue on servicing debt!