Ghana elections

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.

Abdulai Abanga, a former NPP member, announces his independent candidacy for Bawku Central, aiming to address local issues and provide a new political direction.

The NPP and NDC clash over campaign billboards in Ablekuma North, with accusations of sabotage and unfair tactics. The municipal assembly calls for adherence to advertising regulations.

The NDC targets a significant 32% vote share in Ashanti Region for the December elections, citing dissatisfaction with the NPP’s performance over the past eight years.

President Akufo-Addo urges Ghana’s SDA Church to reconsider its election boycott, advocating for a balance between faith and voting rights.

NPP reveals Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh (NAPO) as vice presidential candidate. Movement for Change members return, boosting NPP’s election prospects.

KSM warns of early election rigging in Ghana and urges the Electoral Commission to ensure a fair process ahead of the December 2024 elections.