Instituted by the Parliament of Ghana and integrated into the national sporting calendar, the Democracy Cup symbolises the unity and vibrancy of Ghana's democratic journey.
Created to mark 30 years of uninterrupted parliamentary democracy under Ghana's Fourth Republic.
Ghana's biggest clubs meet not as rivals, but as ambassadors of one nation and one democratic story.
Every edition engages the youth in understanding Parliament, the Constitution and democratic values.
International partnerships are underway to take the Cup winner to the United Kingdom and the United States.
Hearts of Oak
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The moments that made it official — the Democracy Cup is here to stay, announced from the heart of Ghana's democracy.
From the official launch at Parliament to the fans who bring the colour — the Democracy Cup in pictures.
From Ghana's Parliament to the Stadium of Light, the delegation met Sunderland AFC to build an international football partnership that gives Ghanaian football a global stage.
Accra Hearts of Oak defeated Accra Great Olympics 1–0 at the University of Ghana Stadium to win the 2nd Edition of the Democracy Cup.
The Porcupine Warriors defeated Accra Hearts of Oak 2–1 at the Accra Sports Stadium to lift the first ever Democracy Cup.
A first look at the KGL Women's Democracy Cup — extending the Democracy Cup tradition to Ghana's women's game.
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