The Gender Centre for Empowering Development (GenCED) has called for reforms to address alleged vote-buying and financial inducements in Ghana’s political party elections, warning that money politics threatens fair competition and limits the participation of women and young people. In a statement issued on Monday, October 26, the organisation said concerns surrounding the National Democratic Congress (NDC) constituency executive elections…
The Gender Centre for Empowering Development (GenCED) has called for reforms to address alleged vote-buying and financial inducements in Ghana’s political party elections, warning that money politics threatens fair competition and limits the participation of women and young people. In a statement issued on Monday, October 26, the organisation said concerns surrounding the National Democratic Congress (NDC) constituency executive elections…
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