Midday News

Tensions erupted at the Koforidua Police Headquarters over a voting perimeter dispute, as an NDC organizer resisted being removed from the perimeter, which he claimed was also being occupied by an NPP agent.

Joy FM Afternoon News Bulletin

CHRAJ has criticised the MP for Ayawaso West Wuogon, Lydia Alhassan, for distributing food to security officials during the special voting exercise on Monday. CHRAJ Commissioner Dr. Joseph Whittal condemned the act, describing it as voter inducement and corruption.

Missing names, food sharing, ballot photo-taking, and dry, indelible ink characterize today's special voting, which has largely been smooth.

The NDC and NPP have turned the Ashanti Region into a key battleground, intensifying their campaigns in preparation for Saturday's election, with both parties engaged in a boot-for-boot contest.

Joy FM Afternoon News Bulletin

The Chairperson of the Electoral Commission has told Joy News that the Commission will conclude all election-related processes, deployments and training today, November 29, in readiness for the 2024 general election slated for December 7.

The Catholic Bishops’ Conference has suggested that any political party that refuses to sign the peace pact before the December elections is not deserving of the votes of Ghanaians.

President Akufo-Addo has emphasized that the upcoming December 7 election is a critical moment for the nation and calls on citizens to express their presidential preferences openly.

The Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ) has faulted the Board of Trustees overseeing the construction of the National Cathedral for failing to take minutes during some meetings on important decisions.