PROSPER YAW HOETU

An experienced professional with 22 years of cumulative experience in public service, civil society and law practice having contributed to constitutional, policy and legislative reforms in areas of parliamentary democracy, open parliament, small arms control, child protection and youth development.

Qualifying Certificate in Law (Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Ghana), Ghana School of Law. June, 2022

Teachers’ Certificate ‘A’ Post-Secondary, (Awarded by Institute of Education, University of Cape Coast), Peki College of Education, 2002.

Hoetu, P (2023). After Two Decades of Review - Ghana’s Parliament set to Adopt

Revised Standing Orders. The Parliamentarian, Commonwealth Parliamentary Association.

Hoetu, P & Bedzrah, E.K (2023). Towards an Inclusive, Transparent and Responsive

Parliament: The role of the Parliament of Ghana’s Citizens’ Bureau. The Parliamentarian, Commonwealth Parliamentary Association.

Hoetu, P (2020).Ghana’s Youth: Trust and Confidence in Institutions (unpublished).

Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Ghana

Hoetu, P & Dagadu, E (2015).Galamsey and Guns: Small Scale Mining and Small Arms Proliferation in Ghana.Parliamentary Briefing Paper, Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, Ghana.

Hoetu, P &Applerh, J (2012).Small Arms and Electoral Violence; Avoiding the Canker in Ghana. Parliamentary Briefing Paper, Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, Ghana.

Hoetu, P (2012).The Role of the Youth in Promoting Peaceful Elections in Ghana. Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, Ghana.

Hoetu, P (2011).Mainstreaming Youth, the Key to Effective Youth Development in Ghana Parliamentary Briefing Paper, Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, Ghana.

Prof. Seidu Alidu

Department of Political Science

University of Ghana

Phone: 020 8278432

E-mail: smalidu@ug.edu.gh