Queen Máxima in Ghana to push financial security as only 22% of adults are financially healthy
A royal visit aims to fix Ghana's money struggles - but will it reach the most vulnerable?
Queen Máxima is in Ghana to promote financial health, as only 22% of adults are financially stable.
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