GenCED calls for political-financing reforms over vote-buying allegations
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…
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