INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The former president secured 6.3 million votes (56.5%), while Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia received 4.6 million votes (41%).Religion
For the first time, a Muslim candidate led one of the major parties, but economic concerns ultimately shaped voter decisions.The election
with voters, particularly the youth seeking economic change
administration a strong mandate to implement reforms
However, they face significant challenges, with public debt having risen dramatically in recent years.Ghana Rejects First Muslim
Presidential Bid Amid Economic Woes
(Photo Internet reproduction)Voter turnout reached 60.9% based on results from 267 constituencies
region often troubled by political unrest
International observers praised the electoral process.The United States Embassy in Accra endorsed the results, and ECOWAS commended the
