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This image depicts a public mural on a white wall in Accra, Ghana, promoting peaceful elections. The mural centrally features a large graphic of a human hand holding the Ghanaian flag (red, yellow, green horizontal stripes with a black star) on a staff, simultaneously dropping a ballot into a white voting box. Below this, from left to right, are three circular graphics: a hand displaying an inked thumb with a green checkmark; a red prohibition circle over two individuals engaged in physical conflict; and a red prohibition circle over a modern assault rifle. Beneath the graphics, prominent green text reads: "ELECTION IS NOT WAR. LET'S VOTE WITH OUR THUMB, NOT GUNS". Below this, smaller black text states: "National Commission on Small Arms & Light Weapons. Ministry of The Interior," accompanied by the Coat of Arms of Ghana on the right. The wall itself is painted white but shows areas of wear, dirt, and minor cracking, particularly near the bottom. Barbed wire is affixed to the top edge of the wall. Behind the wall, a light yellow-colored building with a dark brown roof or fascia is visible. Electrical wires are strung across the building's exterior, and some windows with metal grates are present. To the left, a large tree trunk with visible roots occupies the foreground and extends upwards, partially obscuring the building. Tree branches with green foliage are visible at the top and upper right, casting dappled shadows across the wall and building. The ground in the immediate foreground consists of a dirt or unpaved surface with scattered small debris. The scene is illuminated by strong daylight, indicating a sunny environment with clear shadow patterns.
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