Report Highlights Jobs as Top Concern for Young Ghanaians

A report by Africa Policy Lens (APL) indicates that young Ghanaian voters prioritize jobs and welfare over political party loyalty.

24 Jun, 16:09 — 24 Jun, 16:09

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Jobs and opportunities remain dominant concerns of young Ghanaians, not party loyalty – APL report

Young Ghanaian voters are more concerned about finding jobs and improving their welfare than about political party loyalty, the Africa Policy Lens (APL) has reported.

By Emmanuel Tetteh

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Report Highlights Jobs as Top Concern for Young Ghanaians

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Jobs and opportunities remain dominant concerns of young Ghanaians, not party loyalty – APL report

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