A blog containing my perspective as a Ghanaian American back observing both the United States Elections and the Ghanaian elections.

This Blog will give information on Ghana's Election 2008.

There are many dimensions to an election; from the moment the ban on campaigns and campaigning was lifted, to the registration of voters, the actual elections and post-election issues. Whether we obey statutory principles or not is another issue all together. This blog affords me the opportunity to write what I feel we should know as Ghanaians and Africans, and affords you the opportunity of embracing these facts and taking a position that will promote national interest above all others.

This blog is totally for 2009 presidential and parliamentary elections in Malawi. Visit it any time.

Am kofikofi a journalist and Assistant Editor from Ghana Television.I will be sending you upto the minutes report on Ghana's 2008 General Elections.

George Koomson's Election Diary - Ghana's elections 2008

In less than two months, ghanaians will vote in an elections many have predicted will go into a second round. The elections is fiercely contested by the two leading parties, the opposition national Democratic Congress (NDC) and the rulling New Patriotic Party (NPP)

This blog will highlight on the ups and downs of the 2008 General Election to be held on December 7,in Ghana. It will particularly assess the challenges faced by the Electoral Commission in their bid to supervise a peaceful, credible, free and fair election.

This is the space for Information and Communication Technologies and Elections

Visit my blog if want to be updated on Malawi elections.

KWASI GYAN-APENTENG'S ELECTION DIARY - Ghana elections 2008

The focus of these blogs are aimed at giving a fair and accurate reportage of Ghana's pending elections.

Sam's diary

I'm Lord .A. Fordjour, a photojournalist working with Tv3, a private television in Accra, Ghana. I will be keeping you updated on events of the upcoming general election in December 2008.