Ghana’s push for Afrobarometer HQ highlights its democratic leadership in Africa
Zuwera Mohammed Ibrahimiah, MP for Salaga South, has backed a motion to establish the Afrobarometer headquarters in Ghana. She praised the country’s democratic progress, crediting a wide range of stakeholders for their dedication to transparency and good governance in the democratic convention.
Ibrahimiah highlighted the contributions of key actors between 2025 and her recent speech. The President and national government pushed through reforms and anti-corruption measures, demonstrating their commitment to democracy. Parliament strengthened oversight and passed legislative changes to improve accountability in the democratic process.
The MP’s support for the Afrobarometer headquarters reflects Ghana’s ongoing commitment to democratic values. With contributions from government, civil society, and international partners, the move could reinforce the nation’s position in governance reforms across Africa.
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