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Voting starts in Ghana's presidential, legislative polls (AFP)

Passers-by walk past a billboard featuring the presidential candidate of the National Democratic Party (NDC) John Atta Mills in Accra. Voting started Sunday in Ghana's presidential and legislative elections, with some polling stations in the capital Accra opening on time and others delayed by the late delivery of voting material.(AFP/File/Pius Utomi Ekpei)AFP - Voting started Sunday in Ghana's presidential and legislative elections, with some polling stations in the capital Accra opening on time and others delayed by the late delivery of voting material.



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