Ghana Freedom Party flagbearer, Akua Donkor has passed on.

The late Madam Akua Donkor.

Akua Akua Donkor, the trailblazing founder and leader of Ghana's Freedom Party, passed away on October 28, 2024, at Accra's Ridge Hospital, aged 72.

Her unwavering dedication to Ghanaian politics inspired countless individuals. As a passionate advocate for farmers' and women's rights, Akua Donkor's bold nature captured national attention, profoundly impacting grassroots communities.

Akua Donkor's remarkable political resilience was evident in her multiple presidential bids, despite financial hurdles. She was a strong contender in the 2024 elections, securing the third spot on the ballot.

Her political journey began as Assemblywoman for Herman in the Ashanti region, followed by an independent presidential bid in 2012. Although disqualified by the Electoral Commission, she redirected her support to Papa Kwesi Nduom of the Progressive People's Party.

The 2016 election brought further challenges when her party's Eastern Region headquarters was destroyed by fire, resulting in disqualification. Undeterred, Akua Donkor continued championing marginalized communities.

Her 2024 campaign promised transformative policies: free vehicles for journalists, duty-free port services, complimentary education and enhanced farmers' compensation.

Tributes pour in, honoring Akua Donkor's tireless advocacy and extending condolences to her loved ones and party supporters. 

Her legacy inspires authenticity, advocacy and inclusive representation. Akua Akua Donkor's fearless spirit and impact on Ghana's political landscape will endure.

Source: HR Forum News