Ghana 2024 elections

Ghana Armed Forces deploy personnel nationwide to support police in ensuring peaceful and secure 2024 presidential and parliamentary elections.

NCCE warns Ghanaian youth of extremist recruitment, urging unity and peace through education to ensure a safe and fair 2024 election.

A Ghanaian presidential candidate has condemned business mogul Cheddar for his apology to colonial powers, calling it a betrayal of the country’s independence.

Kwabena Agyepong accuses the NDC of lacking a clear campaign message ahead of the 2024 elections, claiming they are using galamsey to divert attention from their lack of policy direction.

Nana Obiri Boahen of the NPP has accused the NDC of engaging in “day nursery and jungle politics” and called for more mature, policy-driven political discourse as Ghana approaches the 2024 elections.

President Akufo-Addo toured key regions in Ghana to rally support for Vice President Bawumia’s presidential bid, emphasizing his leadership and economic contributions.

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.  

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.

Residents of Ashaiman express mixed feelings about Dr. Bawumia’s promise to reduce the cost of living, with some calling for clear action plans and others supporting his vision.

Nana Akuoku Sarpong endorses Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh (NAPO) for Ghana’s 2024 election, signaling strong support from the traditional leadership.