First Democratic Constitution of Ghana
Preface
This Constitution is provided as a draft for the consideration of any country or state interested in implementing a true democracy.
It is based on studies from the book The Tragedy Called Democracy in the 21st Century (2023), which is recommended for a thorough background and understanding of terms used and provisions made in this Constitution.
While this document is provided free of charge by the author for reading and implementation, reproduction or distribution of any part, or the whole, of this document without prior written permission from the author is strictly prohibited.
Interested readers may access this document directly from the author or publisher’s outlets.
Author: Fuseini Yakubu
Published: March 31st, 2026
Publisher: Fuseini
City: Accra, Ghana
ISBN: unavailable
Pages : 120 (All); 108 (Reading)
Sheet Size: A4
Summary
The First Democratic Constitution of Ghana:
- Creates true democracy, which means, it leaves complete control over the state to citizens, ACTIVELY or daily; i.e. no more begging politicians, as citizens retain the power to pursue whatever they need, however they need it, anytime
- Further improves democracy by revolutionising the legislative process to be more intellectual, and to more properly manage differences of opinion or dissent
- Improves the development planning process considerably, for more participation, coordination and expertise, towards stronger, faster and wider economic growth and development
- Improves the structure of government, towards a cleaner and more efficient structure or set of institutions
- Completely eliminates mass party politics as we know it, allowing for any and all experts in the country to contribute directly to governance
- Stands to easily eliminate corruption in all its forms, through new and more powerful systems and institutions
- And much more. And ultimately pushes us towards better international governance.
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