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Don’t turn Constitution Review into a party battle – H Kwasi Prempeh warns politicians
” On concerns about the one-year timeline for the review, Prof Prempeh admitted valuable time had already been lost since January and suggested government positions could have been submitted earlier through the consultative process alongside those of other stakeholders.
Speaking on JoyNews’ PM Express on Monday, Prof Prempeh stressed that constitutional reforms are fundamentally different from day-to-day political contests because they shape the country’s future for generations.
While acknowledging that politics will inevitably influence the process, Prof Prempeh said the solution lies in deeper public engagement rather than rushing decisions.
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