Politics, policy, and implementation: The ‘Ghanaian Paradox’ | Brookings
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the different administrations are keen to showcase their economic achievements. Elections in Ghana are “winner takes all.” The spoils are: the right to appoint ministers, presidential staffers, managers and board members of all parastatals, and more importantly, the right to award contracts For the
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- the different administrations are keen to showcase their economic achievements.
- Elections in Ghana are “winner takes all.” The spoils are: the right to appoint ministers, presidential staffers, managers and board members of all parastatals, and more importantly, the right to award contracts
- For the most part, elections are contested on the basis of promised infrastructure projects, utility price reductions, the restoration of allowances, payment of arrears, and the elimination of (school) fees, etc.
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