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Esi (not real name) is a single mother of six. She had returned to the village, from Lake Volta, at my instance, facing the most difficult of life’s economic challenges.

We are living in unnecessary bureaucracy.  In that regard, nothing has changed in Ghana.  I went on a trip to the Registrar General Department during the week.  When you live