Bright Simmons : Ghana’s “socialites” charge $200 million to clean up obsolete Saltpond oilfield
The birthplace of modern Ghanaian politics A 2.5-hour drive along the coast from Ghana’s capital of Accra lands you in sleepy Saltpond, the birthplace of Ghana’s first political party. On the left is Canaan Lodge where the meetings leading to...
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