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A lady is for the first time ahead in elections for the University of Ghana’s SRC President.The election went into a second round on Thursday after Louise Carol Serwaah Donkor, polled 23.7%, ahead of nine other contenders, all of them men.The second round of the battle is now between Ms Donkor and Mr. Christian Kwabena Ansah, who polled 22.3%.Polls close at 5pm and the results expected to be announced at the end of the day.Two women have previous held the position, but only in an acting capacity.
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