Niet in de ether

Doorlopend verhaal · 1 reportage

Ghana's Presidential-Term Reform Referendum

Eerst uitgezonden Laatst uitgezonden

In ontwikkelingVolgende controle op : A national referendum on the proposed constitutional amendments, planned alongside the 2027 District Assembly Elections.

Stand van zaken

Ghana’s government has proposed constitutional reforms, including extending presidential terms from four years to five, for voters to decide in a referendum. The proposals emerged from a constitutional review committee assembled by President John Mahama in 2025; the referendum outcome and the proposals’ ultimate disposition remain open.

DossiervolgerDag 1

1 bericht7 media11 bronnen1 video

  • Nog geen gedateerde gebeurtenissen
    1. Update 1Ghana backs five-year presidency for future leaders

    Het verhaal tot nu toe

    1. Update 1

      Ghana backs five-year presidency for future leaders

      Accra backs five-year terms for future presidents, a lower age limit and elected local chiefs — but no date for the constitutional vote.

      Nog open na dit bericht

      • No referendum date, question wording, or sequencing has been made public in the excerpts.
      • No verbatim Ayine statement text or public-division polling is contained in the excerpts.

    Geschiedenis

    1. Geopend1 reportage

    Wie erbij betrokken is

    Personen

    • Dominic Akuritinga AyineGhanaian politician1 bericht
    • Felix Kwakye OfosuGhanaian politician1 bericht
    • John MahamaPresident of the Republic of Ghana1 bericht

    Plaatsen

    • GhanaGhana1 bericht
    • The Flagstaff HouseThe Flagstaff House, Accra, Ghana1 bericht

    Alle media die we over dit dossier lazen

    11 bronnen7 media1 video