Free flow of information or in other words, availability and access to information, as well as media freedom are key to the practice of democracy. Media freedom and free speech is real opportunity that works to build positive peace and inclusive society for a sustainable development. In 2018, Ghana was the number one African nation …
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Ghana went into its 8th elections in the fourth republic on the 7th December 2020. Although the elections were generally hailed as successful, others believe the December 2020 elections were not flawless. The Electoral Commission of Ghana declared the winner of the elections in favour of the New Patriotic Party. But the opposition political party, …
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On 7 December 2020, general elections were held in Ghana to elect a president and members of parliament to govern the country for the next four years. During the period, Ghana saw isolated cases of verbal and physical attack with some unfortunate deaths. Nevertheless, the conduct of the elections was generally described by many as …
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On 15 February 2020, a Public Lecture was held at the University of Cape Coast Ghana with Dr. Abu Sakara Foster, a prominent politician in Ghana, as the main speaker on the theme: “Building a Prosperous Society for All and Not Few”. SOURCE: CEBSAR-AFRICA
On the 9th August 2019, CEBSARAFRICA as part of their community outreach held a community durbar in collaboration with CECIYAA Foundation and Rural Smile Foundation at Ejura Community Library. The durbar was on the theme: Building a Better Society in Ghana, It Is Our Responsibility. Our Ashanti Regional Representative of CEBSARAFRICA, Mr. Isaac Owusu Afriyie, who also doubles …
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This 2nd public lecture took place at the J. N Aryeetey Auditorium, University of Education, Winneba – South Campus. Date: Saturday, 16th February 2019. Theme: Achieving a better society: the role of the tertiary students in changing the status-quo Main speaker: Mr. Marricke Kofi Gane (an international development expert)
This 1st public lecture took place at the J. N Aryeetey Auditorium, University of Education, Winneba – South Campus. Date: Saturday, 17th March 2018. Theme: Building a better society in Ghana, need for paradigm shifts
We welcome our audience to the new year, 2021. We again thank all our audience for following us in our series last year. We begin the show for the year 2021 with one on with Mr. AK Mensah. Mr. Mensah will take our audience through what Cebsar-Africa is, the ideologies and its achievements. He will …
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Since Ghana returned from authoritarian regime to multi-party democracy in 1992, the country’s general elections in the fourth Republic between 1992-2016 have largely been considered peaceful and somewhat fair. On 7 December 2020, Ghanaians again will be heading to the ballot box to choose their president and parliamentarians. In this last episode of CEBSAR TALK, …
Prof. Antwi, Dr. Wireko and AK Mensah speak on Ghana elections 2020 Read More »
Everyone has the right to ‘Social Security’ as it is stated in the United Nations’ ‘Declaration of Human Rights’ from 1949. In 2007, Ghana developed the National Social Protection Strategy (NSPS) and revised it in 2012 to protect the extreme poor and vulnerable from risks and shocks in the processes of sustainable development. CEBSAR_TALK in …
CEBSAR_TALK hosts Dr. Blay and Christine on the manifestos in week 24 Read More »