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Ghana Constitution 1992 — clause-by-clause reader , search and cards
The Constitution of the Republic of Ghana, 1992 — the full text on your phone, set out clause by clause and built for daily use by students of constitutional law, teachers, journalists, public servants, activists and citizens who want the wording itself. INSIDE THIS EDITION Chapters One to Eight, Articles 1 to 88: • Chapter One — The Constitution (3 articles) • Chapter Two — Territories of Ghana (2) • Chapter Three — Citizenship (5) • Chapter Four — The Laws of Ghana (1) • Chapter Five — Fundamental Human Rights and Freedoms (22) • Chapter Six — The Directive Principles of State Policy (8) • Chapter Seven — Representation of the People (15) • Chapter Eight — The Executive (32) Later chapters arrive in free updates. CLAUSE-BY-CLAUSE LAYOUT Long provisions are broken into numbered clause cards with lettered paragraphs kept in line, so a dense article such as Article 21 on general fundamental freedoms can be read one point at a time instead of as a wall of text. FIND ANY ARTICLE IN SECONDS Type a word to filter the whole text, with matching chapters opening automatically and hits picked out in gold. Type a number to go straight there — "33" opens Article 33. A contents panel slides in from the side for jumping between chapters, previous and next tiles walk you through in order, and a resume row returns you to where you stopped. YOUR OWN WORKING COPY Bookmark articles into a personal shelf grouped by chapter. Attach notes to any article — case references, lecture points, exam reminders. Choose your text size, pick a light or dark theme, and watch a reading log tally the articles you have opened and the days you have kept your streak. REVISION CARDS A swipeable deck shows an article number on the front and its clauses on the back. Shuffle a new set any time to test recall before an exam, a debate or a classroom session. NO DATA CONNECTION REQUIRED Every word is bundled inside the app, so reading, searching, bookmarking and note-taking all keep working on the bus, in a lecture hall, in a courtroom corridor or anywhere the network drops. READY-MADE CITATIONS Copy or share any clause and the reference travels with it, already formatted: "Article 12(2), Constitution of the Republic of Ghana (1992)" — ready for an essay, a brief or a WhatsApp reply. LISTEN INSTEAD OF READING Your phone's text-to-speech voice can read an article aloud while you follow along or commute. PRIVACY AND ADVERTISING No account, no sign-in, no personal details. Bookmarks and notes stay on your device and are never sent to us. Advertising keeps the app free, and where privacy rules apply you choose your own ad settings and can revisit that choice in Preferences at any time. SOURCE OF THE TEXT The Constitution of the Republic of Ghana, 1992, as published by the Judicial Service of Ghana: https://judicial.gov.gh/ IMPORTANT An unofficial reference published by LogicPath Systems. The app is not affiliated with, endorsed by or produced by the Judicial Service of Ghana or the Government of Ghana, and the source above is credited for the text only. Typing and formatting errors are possible, so the officially published Constitution always prevails over anything shown here. Provided for study and general information, never as legal advice — speak to a qualified lawyer about your own situation. Spotted an error in the text? Write to contact@logicpathsystems.com