High cost of contesting parliamentary elections fueling bribery and corruption in Ghana - Asiedu Nketia
Johnson Asiedu Nketia, National Chairman of the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC), says the high cost of contesting parliamentary elections is fueling bribery and corruption in Ghana.
Ghanaian football is on the cusp of a new season, brimming with high expectations and plenty of excitement for supporters. The domestic league is set to commence in September, featuring 18 clubs, with the addition of three promoted sides, while European club competitions are in the midst of their decisive qualifying stages. The UEFA Champions League qualifying campaign is already producing crucial matches, including the third qualifying round concluding on August 11 and the play-off round from August 18–19 and August 25–26.
The league phase draw is scheduled for August 27, with the first matches set for September 8–10. As the Ghana Premier League returns, the focus will be on club preparations, the performance of promoted sides, and the title race that will begin immediately.
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