The flag bearer of the Peoples National Convention (PNC), Bernard Mornah, has sued the Electoral Commission (EC) for disqualifying him from the 2024 presidential election. In an application filed at the Accra High Court on Tuesday [Sept 24, 2024], Mr Mornah is seeking, among other reliefs, an order restraining the EC from embarking on any […]
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The Ghana Police Service on Friday, August 23, 2024, arrested a suspect, Yaw Korateng, at Nsawam in the Eastern Region for allegedly being in possession of a device believed to belong to the Electoral Commission (EC). The suspect is currently in police custody, assisting with the investigation. The Police Service has notified the EC of
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Three staff of the Electoral Commission of Ghana and a student have been remanded for two weeks by the Circuit Court at Dansoman for allegedly stealing Laptops and biometric devices belonging to the commission. The three staff – Philip Tetteh, a labourer, Benjamin Fienyi, a security man and Joseph Blackson Adamadze, a database administrator have
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The Electoral Commission (EC) will now use the guarantor system as part of the voter registration process after abandoning the attempt to introduce a new Constitutional Instrument (CI) for the December 7, 2024 Elections. This means that the Ghana Card will not be the only document for establishing the eligibility of prospective voters who qualify
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The Electoral Commission registered eligible voters in 1995 for the presidential and parliamentary elections in 1996. After the registration exercise, the commission announced that they would conduct another registration process for those who had now turned 18 years and those above 18 years who for tangible reasons could not register during the first exercise. On
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