Akua Donkor, the founder of the Ghana Freedom Party, has passed away. She died yesterday at Ridge Hospital, Accra, marking the end of a remarkable and unique political journey in Ghana. Donkor was known for her bold personality, grassroots appeal, and her passionate advocacy for the ordinary Ghanaian. As the leader of the Ghana Freedom Party, she often challenged mainstream political norms, making her a recognizable figure in Ghanaian politics.
Although she faced significant obstacles and occasional public scrutiny, Donkor persisted in her political career, determined to bring attention to issues affecting farmers, market women, and other marginalized communities. Her commitment to promoting Ghanaian values and her straightforward approach won her both support and criticism over the years.
Akua Donkor’s passing represents the loss of a distinctive voice in Ghana’s political landscape. Her contributions, particularly her dedication to empowering underrepresented groups, leave a lasting legacy. She will be remembered for her tenacity and the impact she made on Ghanaian politics in her unique way.
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