Africa for Democracy

IF anyone visits Ghana there is one thing that he or she will easily recognise: freedom of speech and respect for other people's opinions. Thanks to the path taken by His Excellencies Jerry Rawlings, John Kuffour and Attah Mills Ghanaians now enjoy the freest society in Africa. The stability enjoyed b... See More

Democracy is not just a word. It is the wheel through which both the poor and the rich are given the opportunity to influence decisions that affect their lives including education, jobs, electricity, housing, transportation, and all the freedoms known to mankind. But recent developments in Libya, Tuni... See More

Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Djibouti demand democracy from their autocratic leaders. Since January protests after protests have rocked north African states of Tunisia, Egypt and now Libya. The protesters embraced jet fighters, helicopter gunships, armoured carriers, water cannons, and tear gas and camel c... See More

Steadily Africa is taking a bold stand towards Democracy. But there are still challenges ahead. In some countries people still do not have the right to elect their leaders. Please invite YOUR FRIENDS to join Africa for Democracy and let us help to promote Democracy in Africa.

The status of Ghana as an emerging democracy has been acknowledged the world over. The opposition New Patriotic Party’s unprecedented flagbearership election on August 7, 2010 that saw the re-election of Nana Akuffo Addo as the party’s candidate for the 2012 elections has added a new and positive dime... See More