Ghana has repeatedly demonstrated an ability to live with difference without allowing difference to become destiny. But peace is cultivated, not inherited automatically — and the warning signs across the region deserve Ghana’s close attention.

A constitutional republic may benefit from a long-serving leader’s experience. But when stability becomes inseparable from one individual, that stability becomes the republic’s greatest vulnerability. A case for building the infrastructure of succession.

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