As Christmas approaches, Ghanaians are divided over whether they would prefer receiving money or physical gifts during the festive season. While some say cash gives them the freedom to buy items according to their needs and preferences, others believe physical presents carry sentimental value and serve as lasting reminders of the people who give them. In street interviews, Joyce Brobbey…
As Christmas approaches, Ghanaians are divided over whether they would prefer receiving money or physical gifts during the festive season. While some say cash gives them the freedom to buy items according to their needs and preferences, others believe physical presents carry sentimental value and serve as lasting reminders of the people who give them. In street interviews, Joyce Brobbey…
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