On The Forum on Asaase Radio, Nyansa Institute Executive Director, Samuel Koranteng Adjei, reflected on Ghana’s democracy and some of the issues shaping the country’s political landscape.
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With growing instability across the Sahel, how can Ghana help?
Join Nyansa Dialogue Series III as we explore Ghana’s role in responding to instability and strengthening regional cooperation.
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Samuel Koranteng Adjei (@otenadjei), Nyansa Institute Executive Director, joined The Forum on Asaase Radio to share his thoughts on #corruption and the wider implications for Ghana’s governance.
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Strong democracies are built through strong conversations.
Here's a look back at our Second Nyansa Dialogue Series, where experts explored how Ghana can help strengthen democratic governance across West Africa.
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(5/6) Strong democracies are built through strong conversations.
Nyansa Institute Executive Director, Samuel Koranteng Adjei, reminded us why creating space for thoughtful, evidence-informed dialogue matters now more than ever.
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(1/6) Last month, we brought together experts and citizens to explore one important question:
How can Ghana be a democratic anchor for West Africa?
Here are five key perspectives from our panelists. 🧵
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(4/6) Democracy cannot be passive.
Theodora Williams Anti explained why democratic governance cannot thrive without deliberate inclusion and active citizen participation.
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A resilient democracy depends on young people who are informed, engaged, and willing to shape public life, not only at the ballot box, but every day.
How can we encourage more young people to participate in governance?
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Ghana's democratic journey offers valuable lessons for the region. The question is not only how to preserve those gains at home, but how they can contribute to stronger democratic governance across West Africa.
What role should Ghana play in supporting democracy in the region?
Economic frustration threatens every political system.
At our recent Nyansa Dialogue Series, Ransford Brobbey shares how democracy can help governments respond to citizens’ concerns and rebuild confidence.
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Speaking at a forum organised by @Nyansainstitute, IMANI Research Associate, Ransford Brobbey says Ghana should focus on building institutions and opportunities that enable young people to participate meaningfully in governance.
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Can democracy thrive without security?
At our recent Nyansa Dialogue Series, panelist Theodora Williams Anti (@Theoanti) explained why the two are inseparable.
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At our recent Nyansa Dialogue Series, Dr. John Osae-Kwapong explains what democracy should deliver for ordinary citizens.
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The Executive Director for Nyansa Institute, Samuel Koranteng Adjei, has described Ghana's democracy as strong on elections, but weak on delivery for its people.
He said this at the second Nyansa Dialogue Series event.
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Governance experts and civil society actors have called on Ghana to strengthen accountability, inclusivity and citizen participation in order to maintain its reputation as a democratic anchor in West Africa.
Read: https://t.co/2zBwOykydV
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Proud to be participating in this Dialogue today. I am advocating that Democracy and Security are inseparable and an inclusive human security approach to peace and security will deliver a strong and exemplary democracy
CEO of NISD Samuel Koranteng Adjei (@otenadjei) has indicated that Ghana's democracy remains superficial due to a lack of tangible delivery.
Read more: https://t.co/C08KH2mKyN
Source: The New Republic
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The room was full, the conversations were sharp.
Thank you to everyone who joined our second Nyansa Dialogue Series on democracy in West Africa.
Relive some of the moments at our event here: https://t.co/9qkJKcZwe8
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