Yvonne Katsande Covers Peaceful Voting in Accra: Ghanaians Head to the Polls

LN24’s Yvonne Katsande is on the ground in Accra, Ghana’s vibrant capital, covering the ongoing presidential election. As the country heads to the polls, voting in Accra has been peaceful and organized, with long lines of eager voters, ready to make their voices heard.
Yvonne spoke to several voters who expressed a strong sense of anticipation as they prepare to cast their ballots. Despite the large turnout, the atmosphere remains calm and orderly, with election officials efficiently guiding voters through the process. Security forces are also visible, ensuring that the election is carried out in a peaceful and secure environment.
Voters in Accra, like many across the country, are focused on the key issues of the election, particularly the economy, job creation, and national development. Many citizens are hoping for positive change and are looking for leadership that will address the country’s challenges.
Yvonne also noted that, while there have been some minor delays at a few polling stations, the overall mood in Accra remains optimistic. The election is moving forward smoothly, and Ghanaians are committed to ensuring that the process remains free, fair, and transparent.
Stay tuned for more updates from Yvonne and the LN24 team as they continue to provide live coverage from Accra and other key locations across Ghana.