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Joseph Odotei••526 words · 3 min read Discover how the "Democracy Is Not For Sale" forum in Koforidua plans to tackle the escalating influence of money in Ghana's political landscape.
Koforidua is hosting a public dialogue today, "Democracy Is Not For Sale," organized by Adom Brands and JoyNews Impact Makers Foundation, to address
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