"The rule of law should be upheld by all political parties. They should neither advise others to break the law, nor encourage others to do so even when they strongly disagree with the legislation put forward by the government of the day."
James Callaghan
"Power doesn’t corrupt people, people rather corrupt power."
"The worst disease in third world countries today is corruption. And there is a cure: Transparency and Accountability."
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Kwame Damoah served with the Electoral Commission of Ghana for thirty years as Electoral Retiring Officer from 1974 to 2004 and finally as the Chief Director of the Commission in 2004. He has worked with a number of international organizations, viz. Electoral Reform International Services (ERIS), UNDP, and the Commonwealth, in the area of electoral reforms.
George Kwame Nteh has extensive knowledge in democratic governance. He has 21 years of experience both locally and internationally. United Nations Expert on election Administration, he provided technical advice to UN supported election in Kosovo, East Timor, Afghanistan and Darfur-Sudan.
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Power doesn’t corrupt people, people rather corrupt power The worst disease in third world countries today is corruption. And there is a cure: Transparency and Accountability. Power does not corrupt. Fear corrupts, perhaps there fear Read more…
The CADA has called on Charlotte Osei, the Chairman of the EC, that take action to save the “waning image of the EC”. The CADA asserted such an action would assist to regain Ghanaians’ trust Read more…
Ghanaians go to the polls in December 2016 to elect new president and new parliamentarians to steer the affairs of the country for another four years. After observing the Limited Voter Registration Exercise (LVRE) and Read more…
