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1992 Constitution review: Prof. Atsu Ayee and Dr Osae-Kwapong explain why Constituent Assembly not necessary
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1992 Constitution review: Prof. Atsu Ayee and Dr Osae-Kwapong explain why Constituent Assembly not necessary

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read
Two leading political scientists, Professor Joseph Atsu Ayee and Dr John Osae-Kwapong, have opposed calls for a Constituent Assembly to deliberate on proposed reforms to Ghana 39;s 1992 Constitution. They argue that the Constitution Review Committee (CRC), chaired by Professor H.

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