2024 Elections: Electoral Commission Chairperson Warns Against Misinformation and Disinformation during (IPAC) Meeting. Jean Mensa, the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission (EC), has issued a strong warning against the spread of misinformation and disinformation as Ghana moves closer to the 2024 general elections. Speaking after a significant Inter-Party Advisory Committee (IPAC) meeting on Tuesday, October 15, she underscored the importance of ensuring that the public receives accurate and truthful information regarding the EC’s role in the electoral process. Jean Mensa made it clear that the commission does not have the authority to decide the outcome of an election or make any candidate president. “The EC can never make anybody president and I think that we all know this around this table. Therefore, we should not peddle misinformation, fake news and disinformation and give innocent citizens who do not know the process that the electoral commission can make somebody a president,”
Frequent egg price hikes is gradually collapsing eggs business. Dormaa Akonsra Kontihemaa and Queen Mother of Egg Sellers Association of Bono, Nana Yaa Kumi Yeboaa, has launched a campaign against egg sellers in the nation's capital Accra who fail to pay Dormaa egg suppliers. This initiative serves as a reminder of unfair practices which will ultimately have consequences on the egg business food chain and a fair market practices needs to be adopted for sustainable distribution. Miss Bernice Kumi, (Treasurer of Women in Poultry Value Chain and Secretary of the National Egg Sellers Association,) passionately appealed to poultry farmers to reconsider frequent price increases. She emphasized that eggs from Dormaa are not the only ones in the market, and it's essential to maintain fair prices. Miss Bernice Kumi, on behalf of the association, humbly requested poultry farmers to reassess their pricing strategies, considering the broader market dynamics. the importance of fair trade