The Ghana Center for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana) has worked primarily with state institutions and actors to promote democracy in the country over its 25-year history.
Be that as it may, there's a shift not too far off as the middle says it expects to "prepare all assets inside the community space to propel a majority rules system."
Among these assets, music becomes the overwhelming focus.
Prof. H. Kwasi Prempeh, the executive director, talked about the center's plan to "incorporate the arts, music, and the creative sector in the promotion of democracy" in what the center calls "democreatives."
Advertisement The purpose of this well-thought-out use of the creative arts is to inspire young people and change their perspectives, thereby advancing the cause of social harmony.
This was made public by Prof. Prempeh at the 25th-anniversary gala on December 2, 2023, at the Movenpick Ambassador Hotel in Accra.
Famous musician Kofi Kinaata took the stage to launch the "democreatives" initiative. He performed songs like "Things Fall Apart" and "Effiakuma Love" from his repertoire.
Looking forward, CDD-Ghana expects to develop its impact over the course of the following 25 years to additional upgrade majority rule administration in Ghana and Africa.
Kofi Kinaata as he performed on the evening
Perceiving Staff and Accomplices
The Middle for Popularity based Improvement (CDD-Ghana) denoted its 25-year achievement as a common society organiatsion with an excellent occasion at the Movenpick Envoy Inn in Accra.
Prof. H. Kwasi Prempeh, the executive director, expressed gratitude and emphasized the celebration of the center's dedicated staff, the "backbone," as well as partners essential to its success.
A media forum advocating for electoral reforms to improve Ghana's integrity, transparency, and peaceful elections was established by CDD-Ghana, which is regarded as one of the most influential civil society organizations in Ghana. Funded by the European Union, CDD-Ghana collaborated with the Coalition of Domestic Election Observers (CODEO) and established the forum.
The event's chair, Professor Audrey Sitsofe Gadzekpo, praised CDD-Ghana's contribution to "quality electoral democracy" from the University of Ghana's Department of Communication Studies.
The Multimedia Group was one of the partners honored at the event for its unwavering support over the past 25 years. The reference complimented the media stage's job in advancing majority rules system, great administration, and comprehensive improvement in Ghana. The Hewlett Foundation, the Electoral Commission, the Open Society Foundation, the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice, the Parliamentary Service of Ghana, the National Media Commission, the Daily Graphic, Citi FM, and Ghana News Agency were additional acknowledged partners.
The night additionally highlighted the affirmation of devoted staff, including Dr. Kojo Asante, Head of Projects, and others, for example, Offices Representative Daniel Sinclair, Inward Review and Consistence Chief Major Ashifie Gogo, Senior Spending plan and Announcing Investigator Rahmatu Ainoo, and Driver Sadick Abubakar.
