Tag Archives: Electoral Commission

As the country prepares for the general election on December 7, Mr. Yaw Boadu-Ayeboafoh, the National Chairman for the National Media Commission, has urged the Ashanti Region’s media community to put the country’s unity and peace above their professional work and act in a way that does not undermine it. …

The Deputy Chairperson of the Electoral Commission (EC), Dr. Bossman Asare, has affirmed that the Commission is well-prepared to address potential cyber threats to its systems and processes in the upcoming December 7 general elections. According to him, while a significant portion of the Commission’s processes remains manual, there is …

The Electoral Commission (EC) has disqualified Joan Cudjoe from running as a candidate for the parliamentary election in the Amenfi Central constituency. This follows a petition to EC claiming that there is a pending order of interlocutory injunction restraining the Commission from recognising Mrs. Cudjoe as the Parliamentary Candidate of …

Election Watch Ghana’s convenor, Mark Ewusi, has asked the Office of the Special Prosecutor to look into claims of bribery from the Election Commission’s October 1 Inter Party Advisory Committee meeting with political parties. Mark, who is also the People’s National Convention (PNC) National Youth Organizer, claims that just minutes …

The Electoral Commission (EC) has refuted rumors that the process of printing ballots for the general elections of 2024 has begun, emphasizing that it has not yet done so. Rather, on Friday, October 11, 2024, Notices of Polls for the Presidential and Legislative elections began to be printed. The EC …

The Founder and leader of Open Arms Ministry, St. Sark is vehemently pushing for the election of NDC’s John Dramani Mahama for the presidency in the upcoming 2024 general elections.   The Kumasi-based clergy for some time now has been advocating vociferously for a governance, steered by a President who …

Parliament undergoing renovation Twenty-three women have filed nominations to contest for parliamentary seats in various constituencies in Greater Accra. They included nine incumbent female Members of Parliament (MPs) and three independent candidates contesting at Adentan, Sege and Shai-Osudoku constituencies, respectively. A statistic obtained from the Electoral Commission (EC) showed that …