Ghana stands out as one of Africa's most stable democracies, it boasts a strong political structure and active civil society. Since transitioning to a democratic government in 1992, Ghana has practiced consistent peaceful elections, showcasing a steadfast dedication to democratic values and practices.

According to a report on Ghana by the BTI Transformation Index 2024, political and civil groups are allowed to meet freely, organize , and campaign without state interference. The Political Parties Act of 2000 is in charge of the regulations on the formation and operation of political parties without imposing restrictions on their establishment. Social media has become a platform for political activism, notably through the movements like #fixthecountry. While social media remains unrestricted, there is growing intolerance from politicians towards online posts. Internet access is widely available in cities and expanding to rural areas.