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UK-based Economist Intelligence Unit is predicting adverse for the ruling NDC in the upcoming elections.
In its latest release on the political outlook for Ghana, it says the party is set to suffer because of the financial scandal that has rocked the Mills administration.
The March 2012 report projects that the outcome of the December presidential polls could be just as close as that in 2008 and could well hinge on how the public perceives the ongoing woyome scandal.
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