Ghana vice-president accepts election defeat

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Ghana’s Vice-President Mahamudu Bawumia has accepted defeat in Saturday’s election and congratulated former President John Mahama on his victory.

“The people have voted for change,” said Bawumia.

The elections come amidst the country’s worst economic crisis in a generation, which saw the country default on its debt.

Despite Bawumia’s concession, no official results have been declared.

Bawumia said he was basing his statement on provisional results.

President Nana Akufo-Addo is stepping down after reaching the official limit of two terms in office.

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