Tag: Bright Ofori
Reconsidering Ghana’s Presidential Age Limit: Why Article 62(b) Deserves Review –...
As Ghana reflects on the future relevance and resilience of its 1992 Constitution, one provision that continues to generate significant national debate is Article...
“The time for incremental reform is over”- The Bright Future Alliance...
The Bright Future Alliance (TBFA) is raising fresh concerns about the lack of transparency in political party financing, warning that the current system leaves...
Bright Ofori inspires at United Nations with powerful call for integrity
Ghanaian youth advocate and anti-corruption champion, Bright Ofori, has made a remarkable impression on the global stage after delivering a powerful message on integrity...
TBFA unveils African Leaders of Influence Lectureship Series
The Bright Future Alliance (TBFA), a youth-led civil society organization dedicated to promoting good governance and sustainable development across Africa, has announced the launch...
Why the OSP’s Proposal for Constitutional Reforms Demand National Attention -Bright...
Corruption remains Ghana’s greatest governance challenge.
Year after year, reports from the Auditor-General, the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of Parliament and other institutions expose...
“Can’t She Speak for Herself?” — Bright Ofori Questions Chief Justice’s...
The Executive Director of the Bright Future Alliance, Bright Ofori has openly questioned Chief Justice Gertrude Torkornoo’s demand for legal and family access...
