Audio By Carbonatix
The Electoral Commission (EC) has announced that the replacement of Voter ID Cards will commence on Thursday, May 30, and run through Friday, June 14, 2024.
This replacement service is intended for individuals who have lost their Voter ID Cards for the upcoming December 7, general elections.
In a statement issued on Tuesday, May 28, the EC informed all voters wishing to replace their missing Voter ID Cards to make a payment for the replacement using the shortcode 2221067#.
“The cost for replacement is GH¢10 only,” part of the statement read.
The Commission further instructed applicants to provide the reference code received after payment to the District Officer to facilitate the replacement of their cards.
Read the full statement below.
Latest Stories
-
Akoti Chief lauds Chirano Sefwiman Foundation, Asante Gold for new teachers’ quarters
3 minutes -
WASS teacher assault case: Court fines three GH₵4,000 each
13 minutes -
TTU makes history as first deaf student graduates with Master’s degree
14 minutes -
Ohemma Pokua Afoa Dankoto II enstooled as Queen Mother of Wenchi
14 minutes -
GhIE identifies use of mixed rock types in collapsed Accra New Town school building
24 minutes -
Ayawaso Central MCE says technical assessment delayed action before New Town collapse
29 minutes -
Weak enforcement behind New Town building collapse – Bureau of Public Safety
43 minutes -
‘Neglect is killing our people’ – NALAG President sounds alarm after Accra New Town building collapse
47 minutes -
Betty Krosbi Mensah urges young women to prepare for leadership, not wait for it
52 minutes -
Evidence collection must follow rescue, not debris clearance — GhIE President on Accra New Town buiding collapse
53 minutes -
NALAG President writes: When neglect kills in Accra New Town; preventable tragedy
1 hour -
Abandoned La Beach Towers under assessment as engineers probe unsafe structures
1 hour -
Disaster averted in Kpong as fuel tanker and articulated truck collide at filling station
1 hour -
Ga Asafoatsemei demand government intervention as McDan–GACL dispute deepens
1 hour -
Universities from Ghana and Germany exchange experiences at DAAD forum
1 hour