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Dorcas Ankomah••262 words · 2 min read Will the 9% pay rise satisfy workers, and what does the NPP's court suit really seek?
Bismark Brown hosts Nnawɔtwe Yi on Adom TV, where panellists debate the government's 9% pay rise for public sector workers, the NPP's Supreme Court…
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