The Arise Ghana demonstrators have, for the second time, hit the street of Accra to continue their planned protest.
The organisers of the group together with their supporters earlier gathered at the El Wak Sports Stadium before proceeding on their march.
The first exercise, which was held on Tuesday, June 28, ended in chaos with 29 demonstrators arrested.
Already, one person has been arrested for possession of firearm amidst today's protest.
Below are photos from the ongoing demonstration:
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