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AugLaws Without Protection: Why Human Trafficking Persists in Ghana Despite Strong Legal Frameworks
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Majority leadership change ‘shocking’ – ACEPA’s boss
By: Emmanuel Tetteh The Executive Director of the African Centre for Parliamentary Affairs (ACEPA), Dr Rasheed Draman, has described the anticipated change in Parliament’s Majority leadership as “shocking”, warning that frequent reshuffles involving senior parliamentary figures risk undermining the separation of powers and disrupting legislative business. Dr Draman made the[…]
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AugAccountability in African Legislatures: Are Citizens Getting What They Need?
By: Benedicta Naa Odarkor Ablateye, Communications Officer, ACEPA In Africa, parliaments serve as the foundation of democratic governance. They make laws and ensure governments remain accountable to the people. However, a crucial question remains: Are African legislatures genuinely serving the citizens they represent? The answer is not a simple yes[…]
Groundbreaking Parliamentary Caucus Advances Child Rights in Ghana
A group photograph of participants at the launch In a significant step towards strengthening parliamentary leadership on children’s rights and well-being in Ghana, the African Centre for Parliamentary Affairs (ACEPA), with support from UNICEF Ghana and in collaboration with the Parliament of Ghana, has launched the Parliamentary Caucus on Children.[…]
