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Ghana's Presidential-Term Reform Referendum

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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.

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    1. Update 1Ghana backs five-year presidency for future leaders

    The story so far

    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.

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      • No referendum date, question wording, or sequencing has been made public in the excerpts.
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    Who's involved

    People

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

    Places

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

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