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POWER & LEADERSHIP: Institutions. Governance. Markets.: Why leadership failure is expensive
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POWER & LEADERSHIP: Institutions. Governance. Markets.: Why leadership failure is expensive

Victoria BRIGHT
Published June 8, 20265 min read

We often frame Ghana’s leadership conversation in emotional and political terms. We intensely debate personalities, campaign rhetoric, public relations performance and political loyalty.

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