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Ghana’s Presidential Candidates Sign Peace Pact Ahead of Elections

Accra, Ghana. © Julius Mortsi/ZUMA Press Wire / Alamo

Kent Mensah

Kent Mensah is a seasoned Ghanaian journalist with a two-decade career spanning global media networks.
  • All 12 candidates pledge to uphold peace before, during, and after December 7 poll
  • Electoral Commission assures measures for transparent and fair elections

Accra, Ghana – All 12 presidential candidates contesting Ghana’s December 7 elections signed a peace pact on Thursday in Accra, committing to ensuring peace throughout the electoral process.

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