Independent presidential candidate and the founder of the Movement for Change, Alan Kyerematen has made significant promises to the Ghanaian people.
Among these pledges is the establishment of a Traders’ bank aimed at providing financial support to traders across the country.
Kyerematen emphasized that the Traders’ Bank would play a crucial role in fostering economic growth and transforming Ghana into a major trade hub.
He also outlined plans to eliminate nuisance taxes at ports, reduce congestion in markets through modernization, and improve the overall working environment for traders.
Moreover, Kyerematen addressed environmental concerns in the Western Region, specifically targeting illegal mining (Galamsey) activities.
He vowed to end such practices in water bodies and forest reserves, highlighting a commitment to responsible mining practices and the integration of small-scale miners into the formal industry.
As part of his campaign message, Kyerematen urged Ghanaians to consider an alternative to the traditional political parties, citing a lack of progress and development despite their long-standing power.
He emphasized the need for a shift in voting habits and encouraged support for his independent candidacy in the upcoming December 7 elections.