Samuel Jinapor questions expected economic benefits of Ghana's proposed BRICS partnership
Why Ghana's BRICS partnership may not deliver the economic freedom the government promises.
Ghana's minority in Parliament questions the economic benefits of a proposed BRICS partnership, citing IMF approval requirements.
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