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In an election the governing New Patriotic Party thought it was going to win by a landslide, it turned out difficult with a slim win both in the presidential and parliamentary elections. At the count the chairperson of the electoral…
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To the media and many outside the Ledzokuku constituency the loss of Dr. Okoe as MP is a big surprise, not so to many of his own foot soldiers with whom the day to day running of the constituency fall. Indeed Dr. Okoe Boye was pushed from…
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At the 1992 and 1996 General Elections, I coordinated the monitoring of the vote count and declaration of results on behalf of the New Patriotic Party (NPP). From the 2000 run-off till 2012, I ran an Independent Monitoring Syndicate that…
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Coming from a Christian based family, and having been raised as a Christian, I will continue to defend and promote my religion taking into consideration the need to respect the religious beliefs of others. I have always felt proud of my…
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Many have still not fully understood what would make an incumbent government that started off very well with so much goodwill from the people struggle in a poll that nearly resulted in a loss of majority in parliament. Even moreso is the…
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In the wake of the disputed elections that have been made murkier by the error-ridden results from the Electoral Commission, the chorus that is being sung to the opposition NDC is, “Go to court if you think you have a case.” It is a good…
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If there has been any constituency that has already set tongues wagging with possible outcomes and permutations, then it certainly got to be the Ayawaso West Wuogon (AWW). With election 2020 upon us, the atmosphere in the constituency is…
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Yesterday, I was having a chat with a girlfriend about the state of our dear country, the needs of women and what women ourselves can contribute to meeting these needs. In the course of this chit chat a stark reality hit us! The…
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This letter is to prompt Mr. Mahama on something perhaps he hasn’t taken note of or paid attention to. But before I prompt him, I must first of all say John Mahama is a gentleman and those close to him or have closely worked with him can…
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Last week at Bubuashie in Accra, a lady and young man quickly walked past my bus (trotro) which moved slowly— dodging potholes. Draped on the right shoulder of the lady was a megaphone.  "He is number one on the ballot paper," she said.…
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