Ghana Elections: The 2024 general elections in Ghana concluded with polling stations closing nationwide at 5:00 p.m., marking another milestone in the country’s democratic progress.
The live coverage of the 2024 elections in Ghana saw citizens participated in the presidential and parliamentary elections, exercising their right to shape Ghana’s leadership for the coming term.
A Day of Mixed Outcomes
Election day saw both positive developments and challenges:
Smooth Operations at Polling Stations: Many voters praised the efficiency of election officials, reporting a peaceful and well-organized voting process in several constituencies.
High-Profile Voter Turnout: Influential figures like President Akufo-Addo, actress Joselyn Dumas, musicians Stonebwoy and Edem were seen casting their votes. Their involvement energized voters and underscored the importance of participation.
However, not all constituencies experienced smooth sailing:
Low Voter Turnout: Some areas, such as Cape Coast South, reported significantly low turnout, with only a small fraction of registered voters casting ballots by late afternoon.
Controversies and Violence: Allegations of sabotage from Nana Kwame Bediako, Presidential candidate of the New Force, surfaced, though specifics remain unclear. Isolated incidents of violence also marred the day.
As ballot counting begins, the Electoral Commission has assured Ghanaians of a transparent process. The nation now waits with bated breath for the results, which will determine the next chapter in Ghana’s political journey. Catch all the live updates on Netbuzz Africa.
