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What happens when a government loses touch with the people it swore to serve?
In Breaking the Eight, political commentator and educator Seth Agbeli Kunkpe delivers a bold, insightful, and timely analysis of Ghana’s historic 2024 elections—an election that saw the ruling party fail in its bid to break the eight-year power cycle.

Drawing from firsthand observations, political trends, and the lived sentiments of the electorate, Kunkpe dissects the strategic missteps, governance failures, and public disillusionment that led to the ruling party’s fall. But this is not just a post-mortem of political defeat—it is a cautionary tale for any government in power. With clarity and conviction, the author challenges both leaders and citizens to reflect on the principles of accountability, leadership, and the true essence of democracy.

Written in an accessible and thought-provoking style, Breaking the Eight is essential reading for political thinkers, students, activists, and anyone interested in the future of governance in Ghana and across Africa.