Ghana's free speech debate: Where should the law draw the line?
Ghana is confronting a renewed debate over where legitimate law enforcement ends and the protection of free expression begins.
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Ghana is confronting a renewed debate over where legitimate law enforcement ends and the protection of free expression begins.
Ghana · GEOPOLITICS Key Facts —What happened Ghana, in West Africa, joined calls to end the US embargo on Cuba when President Mahama spoke on 1 September. —The setting He spoke in Belgrade, Serbia, at a meeting marking 65 years since the Non-Aligned Movement’s founding conference there. —The history The US embargo began in 1960, […] The post Ghana’s Mahama Backs Global Push to End US Cuba Embargo appeared first on The Rio Times.
Mahama dissolves the Ghana National Cathedral board and orders the trustees to hand the stalled Accra site to a ministry by 31 October 2026. The post Ghana National Cathedral Board Dissolved, Site Due Back by 31 October appeared first on The Rio Times.
Ghana's opposition New Patriotic Party set out its position on the constitution review on 17 September 2026, backing several changes while rejecting the process as partisan. The post Ghana’s Opposition Backs Some Constitutional Changes and Rejects the Process That Produced Them appeared first on The Rio Times.