It’s yet another election year and the politicians are throwing many promises at the electorate.
However, every Ghanaian has their own reasons for why they have decided to vote for a particular candidate. The reasons range from good education and a strong local currency to food on the table.
In this edition of Hotline Manasseh Azure Awuni has been tracing the struggles of some ordinary Ghanaians and finding out what will inform their decision in the polling booth tomorrow. This is the People’s Manifesto.
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