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Recent protests in Ghana have highlighted growing concerns about police brutality and the suppression of peaceful dissent, raising questions about the future of the country’s democracy.

Kofi Adams of the NDC describes the party’s 8th position on the ballot for the 2024 election as a “God-given” sign, strengthening its hopes for victory

Alban Bagbin, Speaker of Parliament, stresses the need for reforms to Ghana’s democracy, arguing that the 1992 Constitution has concentrated power in the executive branch, leaving the other branches weaker.

Hassan Ayariga promises a GH¢5,000 minimum salary and bi-weekly pay system as part of his plan to transform Ghana’s economy if elected in 2024.  

Disqualified presidential candidates, led by Bernard Mornah and Nana Ofori Owusu, are taking legal action against Ghana’s Electoral Commission, accusing it of unclear decisions

Vice President Bawumia and his campaign team celebrated their number 1 position on the 2024 presidential ballot, marking a significant advantage heading into the election.

KEY POINTS Corruption is a prevalent challenge in many African Nations, and Ghana is not left. Despite its vibrant democracy and progressive economic growth, corruption is still a major hindrance…

ACEP warns of financial mismanagement in Ghana’s energy sector, citing ECG’s exchange rate discrepancies and revenue shortfalls

The NPP has labeled the NDC’s demands for an independent audit of the 2024 voters register as deceptive, claiming that existing laws are sufficient to address any discrepancies.

PURC has warned that ECG is facing a severe financial crisis and may be on the verge of bankruptcy, recommending urgent structural reforms and potential privatization