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On PM Express tonight, Joy News’ Ayisha Ibrahim hosts Deputy Country Director of Send Ghana , Dr Emmanuel Ayifah, Member of Finance Committee of Parliament and MP of Nhyiaeso Constituency, Stephen Amoah and Development Economist of Centre for Social Policy of University of Ghana, Dr Kojo Poku as they discuss “Covid-19 spending: Discrepancies in government expenses?.”
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