23rd September, 2014

The Daily Graphic urges the Electoral Commission to fully consider and act on the many proposals brought before it. It also calls on civil society, and key stakeholders to cooperate with the Commission to ensure an effective review of the country's electoral system. This, the Graphic believes, will guarantee the integrity of the electoral process if the key stakeholders contribute to the reform process. 

The Today Newspaper supports calls for the inclusion of women in mainstream decision making. The paper says the non-involvement of women has led to dangerous situation where peace, stability and security have eluded the present generation. The paper believes that inclusion development, rule of law and the prospects of human rights will be strengthened in the world and conflicts can be reduced to the barest minimum by the participation of women in politics. 

The Ghanaian Times says the vision and ideals of Ghana's first President Dr Kwame Nkrumah go beyond the borders of the country and impact the world. This, the paper notes, earned him the accolade Africa's Man of the millennium in a worldwide poll by the British Broadcasting Corporation, BBC. It says the vision of Nkrumah and ideals live on and the best the country can do to honour him is to adopt those relevant and actualize them for development.
 
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