allAfrica.com on MSN20h
Urgent Electoral Reform Priorities for Nigeria Ahead of the 2027 Elections
By Paul James As Nigeria prepares for the 2027 elections, several key reforms have been recommended to improve the electoral ...
The Citizen on MSN8h
Chadema vice chair to challenge Mwinyi, urges electoral reforms
Responding to recent remarks made by CCM’s Secretary for Ideology, Publicity, and Training, Mr Amos Makalla, that Chadema ...
Ex-Reform chief Ben Habib vows to 'unite the right' in launch of US-style 'super PAC’
EXCLUSIVE: Ben Habib said he was determined to prevent Reform and the Tories "giving in to the middle ground".
Mail & Guardian3d
This is why you should participate in Monday’s public consultation on electoral reform
The Electoral Reform Consultation Panel is holding a public consultation at the Gauteng legislature on 27 January ...
Lessons from Ireland: How the country’s electoral system would strengthen Canadian democracy
A new electoral system in Canada could help curb polarization, ensure fairer representation and transform Canadian democracy ...
The Daily Star3d
Some electoral reforms may curtail EC’s independence
There is no doubt that the independence of the Election Commission will be curtailed if some of the Electoral Reform Commission's recommendations are implemented, Chief Election Commissioner AMM ...
The Daily Star12d
Reform commission reports: Proposals seek to bring youths into JS
Reform commissions on the constitution and election process have both recommended measures that increase opportunities for ...
Dhaka Tribune8d
AB Party responds to constitutional, electoral reform commission reports
The Amar Bangladesh Party (AB Party) commended the government and reform commissions for presenting the first-ever public ...
The cash crisis crippling the Tories – and supercharging Reform
As Conservative cash supplies run low, a raft of Tory donors appear to have already decided to redirect their money into ...
tbsnews10d
Proposed election commission reforms: Will our festive elections return?
Elections are meant to be the voice of the people, but in Bangladesh, they’ve become tools of the powerful. Can sweeping reforms restore what’s been lost?