It was a ‘hot’ day for all; candidates contesting in the presidential and parliamentary polls, the Electoral Commission, polling and party agents, media personnel and indeed, all Ghanaians.
The Electoral Commission on Monday said allegations of an incident of marked ballots made by Alhaji Mohammed Mubarak Muntaka, the Member of Parliament for Asawase in the Ashanti Region is unverified.
The oilfield service (OFS) market is projected to lose a cumulative US$340 billion in purchase value over the next eight years, a Rystad Energy analysis shows, as peak oil demand will arrive earlier and at a lower level than previously thought, leading to reduced E&P investments.
As Ghanaians went to the polls on Monday December, 7 to choose a President, whoever emerges victorious will have to hit the ground running, with little room for a honeymoon, owing to the devastation caused to the economy by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Ghana Police Service has urged the electorate to exercise some restraint and sensitivity while jubilating results in the ongoing electoral process.
Deputy Minister for Communications George Andah has lost his Awutu Senya West parliamentary seat to Gizella Tetteh-Agbotui of the National Democratic Congress (NDC).
Deputy Chief of Staff Samuel Abu Jinapor has won the Damongo seat, nudging off the main opposition National Democratic Congress’ Adam Mutawakilu, the incumbent.
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