Election 2024: Low female candidacy in presidential race highlights persistent gender gap in Ghana’s leadership

By Noble Crosby Annan

Published: September 14, 2024

Last Updated: September 14, 2024

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Election 2024: Low female candidacy in presidential race highlights persistent gender gap in Ghana’s leadership

Voters are faced with a choice between the same two leading presidential candidates as in 2018

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