Ghana supreme court restores ruling party's majority
Ghana's Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that the speaker of parliament's declaration of four seats as vacant was unconstitutional, effectively restoring the ruling New Patriotic Party's (NPP's) majority in the legislature ahead of the December 7 election.
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Ghana’s former leader John Dramani Mahama was officially declared the winner of the presidential election on Monday after ...
In Ghana, as in other countries, candidate recruitment and selection begin with party primaries. While party primaries have ...
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Ghana Elections: Mussa Dankwah speaks on NPP's heavy loss, says things could've been worseGhanaian pollster and CEO of Global Infoanalytica Mussa Dankwah has opened up about the NDC's landmark victory which which ...
Ghana's opposition leader John Mahama officially won the country's election on Monday, easily defeating the ruling party ...
John Mahama's win has sparked enthusiasm in Africa's fledgling democracies. However, experts warn that opposition parties must focus on the electorate's needs to win elections, and electoral ...
Since Ghana returned to democracy in 1992, the country has held nine consecutive elections In all these elections ethnicity ...
Police in Ghana have arrested more than 100 people - mostly opposition supporters of President-elect John Mahama - over acts ...
President-elect John Dramani Mahama has assured Ghanaians that his administration will not abuse the supreme majority that ...
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