Feature: Kudos to Supreme Court and Professor Frimpong-Boateng
Professor Frimpong-Boateng and his team sued political parties at the Supreme Court, leading to a recent ruling. The Supreme Court ruling canceled "the few selected delegates system who always vote to choose MPs and presidential candidates for political parties."
The ruling is described as timely and long overdue, stopping parties like the NPP and the NDC from becoming "billionaire clubs." It will also stop "destructive infiltrators" who see the parties as "gold mines." Cadres, who sacrificed to form the party in 1992, have now become automatic delegates after "over thirty-five hellish years" of being sidelined. This article is dedicated to cadres who risked their lives in the early years of the 31st December Revolution.
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Ghana's Supreme Court has issued a significant ruling concerning the delegate selection process within political parties, a decision that has been
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