On Monday, February 19, The Multimedia Group unveiled its comprehensive plan for covering the upcoming 2024 election at an event held at the forecourt of the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) head office.
The launch was not only attended by the Police, Electoral Commission officials, and politicians but it also engaged with the broader community, including market women from Makola Market in Accra and Suame Magazine in Kumasi.
The Election Headquarters initiative is designed to provide comprehensive coverage of the election, offering in-depth analysis, real-time updates, and insightful commentary on key issues and developments.
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