Ghana's political landscape is a mosaic of historical narratives, spanning from the fervent struggle for independence to the ongoing pursuit of equitable representation. Despite being hailed as an oasis of peace and a role model for democratic governance in Africa, Ghana encounters a formidable barrier to true inclusivity: the language gap.  While political discourse thrives in Ghanaian languages on various platforms, translation of political texts such as party manifestos, press releases, and campaign speeches predominantly remains in English. By addressing the language barrier and...