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Election pressure is undermining long-term development -Speaker  warns
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Election pressure is undermining long-term development -Speaker warns

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The pressure to win elections is pushing African politicians towards short-term decisions at the expense of national development, Speaker Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, has warned, calling for political institutions that can sustain economic priorities beyond a single electoral cycle.

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