Presidential Commission of Ghana

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The Presidential Commission of Ghana was the military government of the West African state of Ghana between October 1, 1969 and August 31, 1970. The Presidential Commission was established by the National Liberation Council (NLC) to transform the military dictatorship into a democracy.

On October 1, 1969, three members of the NLC took over the joint exercise of office as President:

In 1970 Nii Amaa Ollennu came to the Presidential Commission.

Chair

The triumvirate presidents took turns chairing the presidential commission:

cabinet

Foreign Minister:

Treasury Secretary: Joseph Henry Mensah

See also

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  • Africa South of the Sahara (London), 1 (1971) 359; 3 (1973) 383; 6 (1976) 378; 7 (1977/1978) 395f .; 8 (1978/1979) 419; 9 (1979/1980) 437; 11 (1981/1982) 458f .; 13 (1983/1984) 411; 17 (1988) 512f .; 22 (1993) 402; 24 (1995) 446; 29 (2000) 534f .; 30 (2001) 563; 34 (2005) 509f .; 35 (2006) 535
  • Leslie Rubin, Pauli Murray, The Constitution and government of Ghana , London 1961
  • GF Sawyerr, AP Blaustein, Ghana , in: Albert P. Blaustein , Gisbert H. Flanz (Eds.) Constitutions of the Countries of the World , New York 1973
  • AKPKludze, Ghana , in: Albert P. Blaustein, Gisbert H. Flanz (eds.), Constitutions of the Countries of the World , New York, 1984

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