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Ghana goes to the polls on December 7. Unlike Gambia, the internet is going to work and the election process, including events and results will be displayed online.
The country’s blogging community called BloggingGhana started its election project months ago, to better inform the electorates especially the youth to increase participation and encourage free and fair election. They call the project Ghana Decides.
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