Jean Mensa, chairperson for the Electoral Commission of Ghana
As Ghana nears the December 7 elections, the Catholic Bishops’ Conference (GCBC) has called for a peaceful, transparent, and fair electoral process.
They urged the Electoral Commission to act impartially and maintain open communication with stakeholders.
The Bishops also highlighted the media's role in providing accurate reporting and avoiding sensationalism.
They stressed the judiciary's duty to handle electoral disputes fairly and urged the youth to participate responsibly.
Traditional and religious leaders were asked to mediate peace and unity.
The GCBC reaffirmed its commitment to a stable and just election, encouraging all Ghanaians to uphold democratic values.
Read full article
- Akufo-Addo is Ghana’s worst nightmare for eight years – Dr. Tony Aidoo
- NPP holds stronger spiritual power than the NDC – Blind Historian
- Kufuor made you who you’re – Nana B fires Alan Kyerematen
- Election 2024: Ghanaians trust Mahama to deliver – Bawah Mogtari
- Independent Parliamentary Candidate for Efutu Constituency arrested over alleged forgery of nominees’ signatures
- Read all related articles