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Baba Sadiq Urges Patrick Boamah to Accept Defeat and Move On.

Baba Sadiq, the newly-elected Member of Parliament for Okaikwei Central, has called on his rival, Patrick Boamah, to accept the election results and move forward. In an interview on Daybreak Hitz, Sadiq expressed his hope that Boamah, who has contested the results, would accept the people's decision and shift focus to future endeavors. While acknowledging Boamah's political experience, Sadiq emphasized the people's desire for change. In the final tally, Sadiq won with 15,383 votes, narrowly defeating Boamah, who secured 14,949 votes.

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Mogtari Urges EC Chair Jean Mensa to Resign Over Election Fallout.

Joyce Bawah Mogtari, special aide to Ghana’s President-Elect John Mahama, has called for the resignation of Jean Mensa, the chairperson of the Electoral Commission (EC). Speaking in an interview, Mogtari criticized the EC’s handling of the 2024 election, particularly its delays in announcing official results, which she believes contributed to post-election violence. She accused the Commission of being too partisan and incompetent, urging a complete overhaul to restore integrity. According to Mogtari, reforms at the EC will be a priority in Mahama’s administration, with the goal of removing partisanship and ensuring free and fair elections in the future. She believes that Jean Mensa should step down to allow for these necessary changes.

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NDC Sweeps All 15 Seats in Upper East Region.

The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has achieved a historic milestone in the 2024 elections by winning all 15 parliamentary seats in the Upper East Region, fulfilling their "Agenda 15/15" strategy. This included reclaiming the Binduri seat, the only constituency previously held by the New Patriotic Party (NPP).In the 2020 elections, although NDC’s presidential candidate John Dramani Mahama won Binduri, the parliamentary candidate lost to Abdulai Abanga of the NPP. However, in this election, Issifu Mahmood of the NDC claimed victory with 21,943 votes against Abanga's 7,811 votes.The NDC retained key constituencies such as Bolgatanga Central, Bawku Central, Pusiga, and Navrongo Central, among others. Female candidates Lardi Ayii Ayamba and Akanvariba Lydia Alamisi Adakudugu secured victories in Pusiga and Tempane, respectively, while the NPP's female aspirants in Garu and Bongo fell short.On the presidential front, Mahama secured an overwhelming 361,597 votes […]

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Ghanaian Voters Now Demand Accountability—Lydia Forson.

Ghanaian actress and entrepreneur Lydia Forson has praised the increasing discernment of the Ghanaian electorate in the aftermath of the 2024 elections. Speaking on BBC's Newsday on December 9, 2024, Lydia remarked that voters are moving away from tribal or party loyalty and are now prioritizing accountability and delivery from their leaders.The actress linked the defeat of the incumbent New Patriotic Party (NPP) to public dissatisfaction over governance issues, particularly among the youth. "Accountability is one of the main things a lot of young people are angry about," she stated. "While global economic challenges are undeniable, the frustration among Ghanaians stems from a feeling of being unheard."She urged the incoming government to adopt a "listening leadership" approach, emphasizing that Ghanaians are ready to hold leaders accountable to their promises. "This election wasn’t about any political party—it was about the people. […]

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No Soldiers at Polling Stations in 2024 Elections, GAF Reaffirms.

The Ghana Armed Forces (GAF) has reiterated that its personnel will not be deployed at polling stations during the 2024 Presidential and Parliamentary elections. Instead, the Ghana Police Service (GPS) will lead election security efforts, with the GAF stepping in only when requested by the police.In a December 1, 2024 statement, Brigadier General Eric Aggrey-Quashie, Director General of Public Relations for GAF, clarified that this protocol aims to maintain peace and electoral integrity. Citizens are encouraged to report unauthorized individuals dressed in military-like attire at polling centers to the police via toll-free numbers.The GAF emphasized its commitment to maintaining law and order, urging voters to act responsibly and cooperate with security personnel. This collaborative approach between the GAF and GPS seeks to ensure smooth, peaceful elections while safeguarding democracy.

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Kumasi Radio Presenter Invited by Police for Spreading False News.

Oheneba Nana Asiedu, a Kumasi-based radio and TV host on Wontumi FM, has been invited by the police over allegations of broadcasting false information regarding Ghana's upcoming December 2024 general elections.The presenter claimed in a broadcast that the elections would occur on two separate dates: December 7 for voters choosing candidates from positions 1-6 and December 8 for the rest. This misinformation, also circulated on social media, has raised concerns about its potential to disrupt public order.The Ghana Police Service, describing the information as "false and misleading," urged media practitioners to exercise responsibility, particularly during the critical election period.Oheneba Nana Asiedu has been directed to report to the Ashanti Regional Police Command to assist with investigations.The police emphasized the consequences of spreading false news, warning that it could endanger public peace before, during, and after the elections.

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EC to Reprint Volta and Ahafo Ballot Papers Over Serial Number Errors.

The Electoral Commission (EC) of Ghana has announced the reprinting of ballot papers for the Volta and Ahafo regions after detecting serial number errors. These errors, which compromise the integrity of the papers, were discovered before distribution.The EC will destroy the faulty ballots in the presence of political party representatives, who will sign certificates to confirm the destruction. New printing houses, Bulk and Acts Commercials, have been commissioned to produce fresh ballot papers. This decision was communicated during an emergency Inter-Party Advisory Committee (IPAC) meeting on November 15, 2024.The EC assures that measures are in place to rectify the issues and maintain transparency ahead of the 2024 elections.

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NCCE Debunks Claims of Jihadist Threat to Ghana’s 2024 Elections.

The National Commission for Civic Education (NCCE) has firmly denied reports that it warned of jihadists targeting Ghana’s 2024 elections or recruiting youth for extremist activities. The organization described these claims as false and misleading, urging the public to disregard them.The NCCE emphasized its commitment to promoting peace and security as the country heads into the election period. It advised citizens to rely on verified information and avoid spreading unsubstantiated reports that could cause panic or division.The statement comes amid growing concerns over misinformation and its potential impact on national stability. The NCCE reiterated its role in fostering national unity and civic responsibility.

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NPP Congratulates Donald Trump on US Election Victory.

The New Patriotic Party (NPP) has extended congratulations to President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect J.D. Vance following their victory in the November 5, 2024, US presidential election. The NPP, in a statement signed by General Secretary Justine Kodua Frimpong, commended the American people for their peaceful election process, which they called a testament to the strength of US democracy. The party highlighted its longstanding ties with the Republican Party, noting shared values and political ideologies. Frimpong expressed optimism that the NPP would also emerge victorious in Ghana’s December elections, drawing parallels with Trump’s success.

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U.S. and Ghana Enforce New Visa Restrictions Against Democracy Saboteurs.

The United States, in collaboration with Ghanaian authorities, has imposed visa restrictions targeting individuals undermining democratic processes in Ghana. This move, announced on October 29, 2024, follows a U.S. policy aimed at addressing the global threats posed by anti-democratic actions. The U.S. government stated that these visa limitations will affect those found to be disrupting Ghana's electoral processes, particularly ahead of the crucial 2024 general elections.The U.S. Department of State clarified that this enforcement applies to current and former officials, political influencers, and private individuals involved in election manipulation, corruption, and voter suppression. The Ghanaian government has endorsed these restrictions, aligning with their commitment to free, fair, and credible elections. Ghana's Ministry of Foreign Affairs applauded the U.S. support, asserting it would deter activities that threaten the nation’s democratic integrity. This joint effort sends a clear message to potential violators […]

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