Ghana elections

NPP’s Opoku Prempeh assures Yaa Naa of the party’s respect for chieftaincy and unity ahead of Ghana’s December elections.

U.S. policy imposes visa restrictions on individuals undermining Ghanaian democracy, a move supported by MFWA as a step toward political accountability

Prof. Mike Oquaye advocates for institutionalizing presidential debates in Ghana to foster transparency and accountability in elections and strengthen democracy.

President Akufo-Addo has ruled out any attempt to extend his presidential term, emphasizing his commitment to Ghana’s democratic principles and stability.

Totobi Quakye has warned the EC and NPP against election misconduct, promising overwhelming resistance to any manipulation attempts ahead of Ghana’s elections.

The EC rejects NDC’s demand for a forensic audit of the voters register, stating that the ongoing public exhibition is the proper method to address discrepancies.

John Mahama, NDC leader, warns Ghana’s Electoral Commission about potential voter confusion due to registration errors, urging them to improve transparency.

Opoku Prempeh urges Ghanaians to avoid voting for Mahama, warning of a return to dumsor if the NDC wins.

Mensa Otabil warns Ghanaian youth against engaging in political violence and becoming tools for politicians, advocating for ethical civic participation instead.

Election Watch Ghana accuses President Akufo-Addo of compromising the Electoral Commission with political appointments, calling for independent oversight.