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The Coalition of Civil Society Organisations for Good Governance is holding a forum on the controversial decision by the Electoral Commission to compile a new register for the 2020 elections.The forum which is taking place at the Ghana Academy of Arts and Sciences in Accra, is on the theme "Does Ghana really need a new voters register?"Speakers include People’s National Convention (PNC) Chairman, Bernard Mornah; veteran journalist, Kwesi Pratt Jnr; Dr. Jerry Monfant as well as Dr. Thomas Yeboah.Watch the event live:
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