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31st December Revolution

2026-06-042026-07-31

In coverage

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  1. July 2026
  2. The Chronicle

    Our Constitution is a product of the 31st December Revolution. Born in the dying days of the Revolution, it was prepared by a 258-member Consultative Assembly that was using the Revolution as a rear mirror.

    Tribunals: The return of terror – Prof Kwesi Yankah writes
  3. Joy Online

    Our Constitution is a product of the 31st December Revolution. Born in the dying days of the Revolution, it was prepared by a 258-member Consultative Assembly that was using the Revolution as a rear mirror.

    Tribunals: The return of terror – Prof Kwesi Yankah writes
  4. June 2026
  5. Daily Guide

    Fifi Kwetey had condemned individuals who advocated for a third term agenda bid for President Mahama when he addressed members of the party at the 31st December Revolution anniversary last year.

    Mahama Rejects 3rd Term Bid
Opinion

Academic warns against return of tribunals as terror

The News

Prof. Kwesi Yankah reflects on the June 4, 1979 executions, citing the lack of fair trial for those killed and drawing parallels to concerns about tribunal proceedings. He recounts accounts from orphans of those executed, emphasizing the injustice of their deaths without proper legal defense.

28 July 2026 · The Chronicle

Tuesday 28 July

  1. Academic warns against return of tribunals as terror

    Prof. Kwesi Yankah reflects on the June 4, 1979 executions, citing the lack of fair trial for those killed and drawing parallels to concerns about tribunal proceedings. He recounts accounts from orphans of those executed, emphasizing the injustice of their deaths without proper legal defense.

    28 July 2026 · The Chronicle

Monday 27 July

  1. Tribunals and injustice: Reflections on June 4th executions

    Prof Kwesi Yankah writes an opinion piece reflecting on the June 4th, 1979 executions in Ghana, highlighting the pain of orphans whose fathers were executed without proper trial — only "kangaroo courts" with unseen judges. The piece questions whether due process was afforded to those killed and contrasts their treatment with contemporary cases where officials were given legal representation.

    27 July 2026 · Joy Online

Thursday 4 June

  1. President Mahama rules out third-term bid, commits to constitutional limit

    President John Mahama has ruled out seeking a third presidential term, reaffirming his commitment to the constitutional two-term limit during a meeting with the NDC's Council of Elders at the Flagstaff House. He previously made similar remarks during a state visit to Singapore.

    4 June 2026 · Daily Guide

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