Members of the inter-party resistance against the Electoral Commission's plan to compile a new voters' register for the 2020 general elections has hit the streets of Kumasi Tuesday morning in protest.
The group has been arguing that it was unnecessary to compile a new register and that it would be a waste of public resources.
This protest 'Yɛnpene' is part of series of protests to hit the country all geared towards the EC's attempt to compile a new voters' register. It follows the maiden protest which was held in Tamale dubbed "Tikusayi."
Watch photos below:
Saglemi Housing Project will not be left to rot – Kojo Oppong Nkrumah
Transport fares hike: GPRTU issue two-day ultimatum
ARC endorses Alan as presidential candidate – Buaben Asamoa
Akufo-Addo appoints Kwasi Agyei as new Controller and Accountant-General
PNC dismiss reports of mass resignations
PAC advocates for revenue collectors to be engaged on commission basis, not full...
Genser Energy commissions 110km of natural gas pipeline at Anwomaso
Naa Torshie calls for tolerance, peace ahead of 2024 election
Asantehene commends Matthew Opoku Prempeh for conceiving GENSER Kumasi Pipeline ...
Let’s do away with ‘slash and burn politics’ in Ghana — Dr Adutwum
