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Electoral Commission of Ghana (EC) be de official body for Ghana inside wey be responsible for every public elections. E get seven members, 1992 Ghana constitution guarantee hin independence. De Electoral Commission Act (Act 451) of 1993 wey establish de current commission. Kwadwo Afari-Gyan be de first substantive chairman give de commission from 1993 to 2015. Charlotte Osei wey chop de first female chairman give de commission wey succeed am. For 5th December 2018, Jean Adukwei Mensah wey be de Electoral commission chairperson wey revert de old logo wey dey show Ghana ein Coat of arms den ballot wey dey show de hand wey e dey cast votes, after de fresh logo bring sam controversy. Rydis, Ghana get 33,367 polling stations, 38,622 voting stations, 27 political parties den 17,027,641 registered voters.
Ghana officially be Republic of Ghana, ebe country wey dey West Africa insyd. Edey start for de Gulf of Guinea den de Atlantic Ocean to de south, edey share border plus Ivory Coast in de west, Burkina Faso in de north, den Togo in de east. Ghana dey cover area of 238,535 km2 (92,099 sq mi), wey dey span diverse biomes wey dey range from coastal savannas go tropical rainforests. Plus over 31 million people, Ghana be de second-most country for West Africa wey dema population bonch, after Nigeria. De capital den largest city be Accra; other major cities be Kumasi, Tamale den Sekondi-Takoradi
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