Ghana stands at a crucial crossroads, where the stakes are higher than ever for real transformation.
The political merry-go-round between the NDC and the NPP has yielded little in the way of sustainable development, trapping us in a cycle of poor governance, struggling infrastructure, and economic instability.
While America's two-party system between Republicans and Democrats has propelled it into global power, Ghana's two-party rivalry has only reinforced mediocrity and deepened poverty.
In our 32 years of alternating leadership between NDC and NPP, each administration has largely been a mirror image of the other, lacking the innovation and unity needed to create lasting progress.Comparing Ghana's political landscape to that of America reveals stark differences in how these democracies function.