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The President numbers veteran journalist Kwesi Pratt among his ideological rivals. But this difference, as fierce as it is, does not tell the whole story of an enduring friendship between the two.
At the media interaction last Tuesday, the President joked about a hope that even this ideological wall may one day break down with Kwesi Pratt, an Nkrumahist, crossing the carpet to join the capitalist-minded NPP.
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