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Delays, distrust, and deaths: Inside Ghana’s election collation crisis
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Delays, distrust, and deaths: Inside Ghana’s election collation crisis
It’s been just a few hours after polls closed in Ghana’s general elections, which many saw as an epoch in the country’s history. Amidst the tense wait for official results, Mukila Ziblim lay dead in Damongo. He was just 35 years old. He had been part of an angry, youthful group of National Democratic Congrress (NDC) supporters, then in opposition, who stormed the EC’s district office in a rather violent attempt to stop what they believed were at…
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