Cape Coast Communique: Democracy Is Not For Sale
What did 193 Cape Coast residents reveal about vote buying that could change Ghana's electoral future?
Cape Coast residents and stakeholders gathered for the sixth Democracy Not for Sale dialogue to examine money's influence on Ghana's elections.
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