Ghana: Chieftaincy Conflicts in Ghana Are Mixed Up With Politi | AllAfrica
Ghana: Chieftaincy Conflicts in Ghana Are Mixed Up With Politics - What's At Risk [The Conversation Africa] Chieftaincy is one of Ghana's oldest traditional institutions. It has remained resilient despite attempts by both colonial and post-independent governments to control and undermine it. According to Article 270 of Ghana's 1992 constitution, the chieftaincy institution is recognised as part of the country's governance system. Chiefs settle disputes and govern community lands. They are custodians of customs and tradition, and are advocates for development in their areas. The chieftaincy institution is still l Read More
