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Constitutional reforms must rise above partisan interests – Prof Kwasi Prempeh

According to Professor Prempeh, adopting such an approach would encourage political leaders to develop constitutional reforms that are fair, balanced and sustainable, rather than tailored to benefit whichever party currently holds power.
Professor Prempeh maintained that constitutional reform should not be viewed through the "vantage point" of present political positions but rather through the broader objective of building stronger democratic institutions for future generations.
According to him, constitutional reforms should be designed to serve the enduring interests of the nation, recognising that political fortunes are constantly changing and that today's governing party could easily become tomorrow's opposition.
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