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Tonight on PM Express, host, Evans Mensah, and his panel will be discussing the effects of Ghana's IMF bailout on the Ghanaian worker.
This comes after several worker unions have sent stern warnings to the government ahead of the IMF engagement not to renege on promises made to them, in regards to salaries and compensations.
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