On August 28, 2024, Tsatsu Tsikata Esq., a renowned legal expert and scholar, is scheduled to talk at the Center for Social Justice’s (CSJ) 14th Leadership Dialogue Series. The University of Ghana’s School of Law Auditorium will host the event, which begins at 6:00 p.m. and aims to address important topics related to human development, economic transformation, and governance in Ghana. The keynote speaker is Mr. Tsikata, Esq., and his topic is “Can Ghana Rise from the Ashes?”
Mr. Tsikata’s keynote address will give a strategic road map for the country’s recovery while delving deeply into the systemic issues impeding the country’s advancement. His speech seeks to explore viable alternatives that can promote sustainable growth and to ignite a meaningful conversation about Ghana’s urgent problems. The program will include a documentary that highlights the dreams, hopes, and experiences of Ghanaians of all ages, in an effort to enrich the dialogue.
The recommendations made by Mr. Tsikata will be strengthened by the multigenerational viewpoint that this visual tale will create. The discussion will not only focus on Ghana’s future but also the continuing controversy surrounding the country’s historical narrative, which challenges the government’s interpretation of significant historical events. Dr. Christina Amoako-Nuama, a former Minister for Environment, Science, and Technology and a two-time Senior Presidential Advisor, will chair the event, lending the occasion even more significance.
In Ghana, the Centre for Social Justice is renowned for its commitment to advancing progressive social change and supporting development that is oriented on the needs of people. Through stimulating conversations with well-known national individuals, CSJ’s flagship civic education program, the Leadership Dialogue Series, promotes widespread political involvement and strengthens patriotic ideals.
Source: https://dew360.net
