Solidaire Governance Forum

Public Forum after the panel discussion, following the lecture by Justice William Atuguba and remarks of Justice Kwaku Gyan.

At the 24th October lecture held at the Political Science Department of the UG.
2nd batch of pictures

First batch of pictures from the 24th October lecture and panel discussion held at the Political Science Department of the University of Ghana.

All is set for a historic day of stimulating lecture tomorrow from the Political Science Department of the University of Ghana at 11:30AM.

Members of the general public are hereby invited.

ONE WEEK MORE TO GO

A week today, the nation will stand in front of a mirror and ask ourselves some critical questions that when answered will help us regain our lost glory as the Gateway to West Africa.

At a time that our democratic experiment on the African continent has been forcefully challenged and interrupted in sister countries, Ghana also stand the risk of joining the list of failed democracies, should we fail to examine ourselves and make necessary corrections.

An important institution needed to help checkmate the country from falling into the abyss of military dictatorship is the judiciary.

So we have taken the bold decision that on Tuesday, 24th October, 2023, we will do this self-check at the Political Science Department of the University of Ghana, under the guidance of a retired Supreme Court judge, His Lordship Justice William Atuguba and a retired Court of Appeal judge, His Lordship Justice Kweku Gyan.

Please join us for this historic opportunity to examine ourselves.

We are pleased to inform the general public, that our next *Agenda For Ghana* lecture is taking place this month, and the topic is: *PROTECTING OUR DEMOCRACY, _The Role of the Judiciary_.*

At a time that we are witnessing wild jubilation in African countries where military adventurists successfully overthrow democratic governments, it has become necessary for us in Ghana to protect our democracy by addressing the underlying issues which are compelling the African youth to disavow constitutional democracy in our sister African countries.

The jubilant masses in those capitals and the military adventurists have jointly accused the toppled democratically-elected governments, of abusing or misapplying their executive powers. In effect, the coupist and the youth say they lost trust in the ability of any democratic institution of state to capably control the executive elected Presidents.

To address this pertinent issue in line with the role that the judiciary is supposed to play in keeping executive powers in check and stop executive abuse of power and privileges, as expected in a working democracy, we hereby announce Justice William Atuguba (retired justice of the Supreme Court of Ghana) as the main speaker at this all important public lecture. This event will be hosted at the Political Science Department of the University of Ghana on Tuesday, 24th October, 2023 at 11:30 am, in line with an agreement between us and the school.

We hereby invite public spirited Ghanaians to join us on the day, as we give the nation such rich conversation about our statehood, shape the minds of those in authority and help the course of our national development by avoiding the mistakes that have led to the recent overthrow of democracies in our subregion.

A retired justice of the Court of Appeal, Justice Kwaku Gyan will be the chairman of the programme and he is also expected to make significant contributions to the topic under discussion. Other legal luminaries will be in attendance, with some serving as members of a panel that will review this lecture and also answer questions from the audience.

All members of the public are cordially invited.🙏🏽

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Government must render account for 'needless' Assin North by-election - Solidare Ghana Political pressure group, Solidare Ghana is calling on government to render accounts to Ghanaians on how much it cost the state to organize the recent Assin North by-election, in which the embattled NDC MP of the area, James Gyakye Quayson was reaffirmed as the choice of the masses, in spite of cri

The cost incurred by the Ghanaian taxpayer in creating the by-election and conducting same must be explained to the general public, so we determine if the exercise was worth our money or not.

It is as simple as that.

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Account for the cost of organizing the 'avoidable and needless' Assin North by-election - Solidaire Policy think tank Solidaire Ghana is asking the government to account for the cost of organizing the June 27 by-election in Assin North which was won by

Congratulations to our Fellows. 🎊🎁🎉

SOLIDAIRE Congratulates Prof Nana Ama Browne Klutse

The Honorary President, Board, Fellows and Management of SOLIDAIRE GOVERNANCE FORUM congratulates our Honorary Fellow, Mrs. Dr. Nana Ama Browne Klutse on her elevation as an Associate Professor.

We have learnt with great joy of your sterling performance leading up to you being elevated to such a pinnacle rank in Academia.

We are proud of you and look forward to deepening our partnership with you, as you apply your acquired knowledge to the benefit our dear nation Ghana.

BACKGROUND

On the 28th April 2022, the University of Ghana announced the promotion of Prof. Nana Ama Browne Klutse to the rank of Associate Professor.

Prof. Nana Ama Browne Klutse is an Associate Professor at the Department of Physics, University of Ghana. She is also a Lead Author in Working Group 1 and a Member of Task Group on Data Support for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Sixth Assessment Report.

She is a member of the Scientific Board of the International Basic Sciences Programme (IBSP) of UNESCO. She is an AIMS-Canada Researcher in Climate Change Science with AIMS Rwanda.

Responding to Prof. Atuguba’s critics in a statement signed by its Executive Director, Benjamin Essuman, Solidaire Ghana emphasized the context within which the Dean of the School of Law at the University of Ghana made the statement about the eminence of a coup d’état.

“The Professor indeed made a harmless call to nationalism and sacrifice to save the broken Ghanaian economy. As part of his speech, he called on Government to make sacrifices that will encourage Ghanaians to accept the obnoxious E-Levy.

Powerful persons around Akufo-Addo twisting Atuguba’s statement to incite notorious NPP members – SG Forum - solidaireghana Civil society group, Solidaire Governance Forum has stated that it finds it unfortunate, certain rea

Even though the e-levy is a horrible tax, it imperative it is passed as soon as possible to prevent the collapse of the Ghanaian economy, the Dean of the University Of Ghana School Of Law, Prof Raymond Atuguba, has told MPs.

We need ‘horrendous’, ‘horrible’, ‘wicked’ e-levy ‘immediately’ to prevent economy from collapsing – Atuguba - solidaireghana Even though the e-levy is a horrible tax, it imperative it is passed as soon as possible to prevent

Ghanaians will accept E-levy when you stop lying and admit your failures – Atuguba to Gov't - My XYZ Online The Dean of the University of Ghana School of Law, Prof. Raymond Atuguba, says the government must confess its difficulties in managing the economy to Ghanaians to win public support for the controversial E-levy. Speaking at a forum organized by Solidare Ghana, Prof. Atuguba suggested that due to th...

“I pitty the next President and the administration”.
—Prof Raymond Atuguba

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All are cordially invited 📚🇬🇭📖

Prof JEA Mills as President of Ghana, inaugurated the Constitutional Review Commission, in response to several calls on the need to amend some entrenched and non entrenched provisions of the 1992 constitution, to enable Ghanaians enjoy a more effective and efficient constitutional democracy.

After submitting its report, leading to a Government White Paper and later the setting up of an implementation committee, no substantial progress has been made in the past six years.

We at SOLIDAIRE GHANA have therefore decided to interrogate the issues of the Constitutional Review and help chat a path way forward.

We are doing this in our quest to stimulate and focus the minds of the general public and government, on the necessary steps needed to be taken to build a proud nation under a better constitution.

We hope by this lecture and panel discussion, we can encourage Ghanaians to support the approval of the amendments proposed by Constitutional Review commission.

Many accomplished Ghanaians have agreed to join us at this all important program, including the main speaker and members of the panel.

We hope you join us too.

From our Honorary President to the World.

“Participation is also key. People should be allowed to be involved in policy formulation and also take part in certain key issues because it is their needs that are to be addressed. It is basically a demand and supply thing. Government must supply what the people want,

No partisanship with national issues – Dr Alidu tells politicians - solidaireghana A Senior Lecturer at the Political Science Department of the University of Ghana, Dr Seidu Alidu, ha

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