EconomicsElectionsFromagehommeGhanaInstitutionsGhana decides: Opposition victory and thoughts for the future SJ Cooper-Knock10 years ago8 years ago1 mins 10 December 2017: 12:00pm In our final interview for the elections in Ghana, Nic Cheeseman looks at the emerging result and reflects on the challenges that lie ahead for the NPP. https://democracyinafrica.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Record_0006.wav Post navigation Previous: Ghana decides: Rumours of rigging and opposition optimismNext: Update from the Gambia: From the ballot box to the court room? Join in the debate... let us know what you think!Cancel reply
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