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NAPO calls for evidence-based reassessment of Busia’s administration in the Second Republic
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Dr Prempeh said the Second Republic restored elected civilian government, Parliament, fundamental rights and judicial authority after a period of military rule, which sought to translate its political philosophy into programmes in rural development, education, Ghanaian participation in the economy, decentralisation and private enterprise.
The lecture, organised by the Busia Institute for Rural and Democratic Development, in collaboration with the Young Executive Forum, UK, was on the theme: “Centre-Right Political Thought in Africa: The Ghanaian Experience.
Former President John Agyekum Kufuor, Life Patron of the Busia Institute, said Ghana’s centre-right tradition had historically rested on constitutional government, liberty under law, a free press, private enterprise, social responsibility, decentralisation and opposition to arbitrary rule.
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